Table 2.

Instruments for data collection.

Participants
Managers
		Development and execution of actions for the prevention and management of T2DMa
Professional health workers
		Participation in actions for the prevention and management of T2DM Assistance of the organization with respect to T2DM evaluation
Patients
	Sociodemographic characteristics	Sex, age, marital status, skin color, educational level, employment status, monthly income, number of household members, and religion
	Health-related variables	Self-perceived health Memory and cognition Patient engagement Disease burden Medications and drug use (including antidiabetic drugs and insulin) Frequency of consumption of medicinal plants Pain
	Physical frailty	Physical functional capacity Frailty Sarcopenia T2DM diagnosis time
	Diabetes variables	Participation in actions focused on diabetes management Nutritional behavior Quality of care
	Behavioral variables	Physical activity level and sedentary behavior Tobacco and alcohol consumption Insomnia and daytime sleep
	Subjective health assessment	Intrinsic religiosity Life purpose Overall life satisfaction
	Anthropometric measurements	Height, weight, and BMI

^aT2DM: type 2 diabetes mellitus.