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Table 6 HCP-Estimated proportion of PwD who do not struggle with their prescribed insulin dosing routine

From: Understanding suboptimal insulin use in type 1 and 2 diabetes: a cross-sectional survey of healthcare providers who treat people with diabetes

HCP Estimates of PwD Adherence

Total Number of HCPs (N = 640)

n(%)

Bolus

Basal

Type 1 Diabetes

 None

3 (0.5)

5 (0.8)

  ≤ 30% of PwD

158 (24.7)

107 (16.7)

 31–70%

211 (33.0)

147 (23.0)

  ≥ 71%

250 (39.1)

365 (57.0)

 Missing*

21 (3.3)

21 (3.3)

Type 2 Diabetes

 None

6 (0.9)

8 (1.3)

  ≤ 30% of PwD

188 (29.4)

119 (18.6)

 31–70%

309 (48.3)

257 (40.2)

  ≥ 71%

139 (21.7)

260 (40.6)

 Missing*

4 (0.6)

4 (0.6)

  1. HCP healthcare provider, n = number of HCPs in the specified category, N = number of HCPs in analysis population, PwD people with diabetes
  2. Note: The ≤ 30% category comprises the none, 1–10%, 11–20%, and 21–30% subcategories; the 31–70% category comprises the 31–40%, 41–50%, 51–60%, and 61–70% subcategories; and the ≥ 71% category comprises the 71–80%, 81–90%, and 91–100% subcategories. Individual subcategories are presented in Additional File 2, Supplementary Table 6
  3. * Missing counts are participants who answered “none” to Survey Question 6, which asked “approximately how many adult patients on insulin pens are you currently treating?”