| Used medication for diabetes
mellitus (DM) or took insulin in the
two weeks prior to the date of the interview |
PNS 2013
|
(number of individuals who have
taken diabetes medication or insulin within the two weeks
prior to the survey date/number of individuals who have
reported a medical diagnosis of diabetes) x 100 |
| In the past two weeks, because of diabetes have
you: |
|
Taken any oral medication to lower your blood
sugar? (yes; no) |
|
Taken insulin? (yes; no) |
|
PNS 2019
|
| In the past two weeks, because of diabetes have
you: |
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Taken any oral medication to lower your blood
sugar? (yes; all of them; yes, some; no) |
|
Has any doctor ever prescribed insulin to you to
control diabetes? (yes; no) |
| Received medical care for diabetes
within the past 12 months |
PNS 2013 and 2019
|
(number of individuals who have
received medical care for diabetes within the past 12
months/number of individuals who have reported a medical
diagnosis of diabetes) x 100 |
|
When was the last time you received medical care due
to diabetes? (less than 6 months ago; 6 months
ago to less than 1 year; 1 year ago to less than 2 years; 2
years ago to less than 3 years; 3 years ago or over; never
did) |
| Last appointment for DM with the
same physician as in previous appointments |
PNS 2013 and 2019
|
(number of individuals who have
reported that the doctor who they visited in the last
appointment was the same as in previous appointments/number
of individuals who have reported a medical diagnosis of
diabetes and received medical care less than 3 years ago) x
100 |
|
In the last appointment, was the doctor who saw you
the same as in previous consultations? (yes;
no) |
| Had all appointments with a
specialist after referral |
PNS 2013
|
(number of people who have reported
getting all appointments with a specialist doctor/number of
individuals who have reported a medical diagnosis of
diabetes and have been referred to an appointment with a
specialist doctor) x 100 |
|
In any of the appointments for diabetes, was there a
referral to a specialist doctor, such as a cardiologist,
endocrinologist, nephrologist or
ophthalmologist? (yes; no; there was no
referral, as all appointments for diabetes were with a
specialist doctor) |
|
Did you go to all the appointments with the
specialist doctor? (yes; no) |
|
PNS 2019
|
|
In any of the appointments for diabetes, was there a
referral to a specialist doctor, such as a cardiologist,
endocrinologist, nephrologist or
ophthalmologist? (yes; no; there was no
referral, as all appointments for diabetes were with a
specialist doctor) |
|
Did you go to the appointments with the specialist
doctor? (yes, all of them; yes, some of them;
no) |
| Had an eye exam within the past 12
months |
PNS 2013 and 2019
|
(number of individuals who have
reported having an eye exam less than 1 year ago/number of
individuals who have reported a medical diagnosis of
diabetes) x 100 |
|
When was the last time you had an eye exam or
ophthalmoscopy in which your pupil was dilated?
(less than 6 months ago; 6 months ago to less than 1 year; 1
year ago to less than 2 years; 2 years ago to less than 3
years; 3 years ago or over; never did) |
| Had diabetic foot screening within
the past 12 months |
PNS 2013 and 2019
|
(number of individuals who have
reported having had their feet examined less than 1 year
ago/number of individuals who have reported a medical
diagnosis of diabetes) x 100 |
|
When was the last time a doctor or healthcare
professional examined your feet for sensitivity or the
presence of wounds or irritations? (less than 6
months ago; 6 months ago to less than 1 year; 1 year ago to
less than 2 years; 2 years ago to less than 3 years; 3 years
ago or over; never did) |
| Hospitalization due to DM or some
sort of complication |
PNS 2013 and 2019
|
(number of individuals who have
been hospitalized due to diabetes or some sort of
complication/number of individuals who have reported a
medical diagnosis of diabetes and received medical care less
than 3 years ago) x 100 |
|
Have you ever been hospitalized because of diabetes
or any complications? (yes; no) |
| Severe or very severe degree of
limitation in usual activities due to DM or some sort of
complication |
PNS 2013 and 2019
|
(number of individuals who have
reported severe/very severe degree of limitations in usual
activities due to diabetes or some sort of
complication/number of individuals who have reported a
medical diagnosis of diabetes) x 100 |
|
In general, to what extent does diabetes or a
diabetes complication limit your usual activities (such
as working, doing housework, etc.)?(does not
limit; a little; moderately; severely; very severely) |
| Last appointment for DM was at a
Primary Health Care Center |
PNS 2013
|
(number of individuals who have had
their last appointment at a Primary Health Care
Center/number of individuals who have reported a medical
diagnosis of diabetes and received medical care less than 3
years ago) x 100 |
|
The last time you received medical care for
diabetes, where did you receive care? [PHC
center (public health post or center or family health unit);
specialty center, public polyclinic, or public medical
assistance center (PAM); public emergency care center (UPA);
another type of public emergency care center (24/7); public
emergency room or the emergency department of a public
hospital; public hospital/outpatient clinic; private
doctor’s office or private clinic; Outpatient clinic
provided by the company/business or the Union; private
emergency room ou private hospital emergency department; At
home, with a doctor from the family health team; At home,
with a private practice doctor; other (specify)] |
|
PNS 2019
|
|
The last time you received medical care for
diabetes, where were you seen? [pharmacy; PHC
center (public health post or center or family health unit);
specialty center, public polyclinic, or public medical
assistance center (PAM); public emergency care center (UPA);
another type of public emergency care center (24/7); public
emergency room or the emergency department of a public
hospital; public hospital/outpatient clinic; private office,
private clinic or private hospital outpatient clinic;
private emergency room or private hospital emergency
department; at home] |
| Obtained at least one medication
through the Popular Pharmacy Program |
PNS 2013
|
(number of individuals who have
obtained at least one medication or insulin via the Popular
Pharmacy Program/number of individuals who have taken
medication to control diabetes) x 100 |
|
Was any of the diabetes medications or insulin
obtained from the Popular Pharmacy Program
(PFP)? (yes; all of them; yes, some; no) |
|
PNS 2019
|
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Was any of the oral diabetes medications obtained
from the “There is a Popular Pharmacy Here Program”
(PFP) (“Aqui Tem Farmácia Popular”)? (yes; all
of them; yes, some; no) |
|
Was insulin obtained from the “There is a Popular
Pharmacy Here Program” (PFP)? (yes; no) |
