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Compliance with Recommendations for Lipid Management among Patients with Type 2 Diabetes in an Academic Family Practice

Gavin Putzer, Richard Roetzheim, Arnold M. Ramirez, Kevin Sneed, H. J. Brownlee and Robert J. Campbell
The Journal of the American Board of Family Practice March 2004, 17 (2) 101-107; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3122/jabfm.17.2.101
Gavin Putzer
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Richard Roetzheim
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Arnold M. Ramirez
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Kevin Sneed
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H. J. Brownlee Jr
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Robert J. Campbell
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    Table 1.

    Percentage of Patients Who Attained Lipid Treatment Goals

    Clinical characteristicsPercentage of Patients Attaining Goal
    N (%)LDLHDLTriglycerides
    Gender
     Male101 (51)58.4*28.9***74.0
     Female97 (49)35.156.464.4
    Marital Status
     Married112 (76)50.0***37.666.4
     Unmarried36 (24)41.947.872.2
    Race/ethnicity
     Black23 (12)34.875.0**83.3
     Hispanic20 (10)35.035.055.0
     Other22 (11)50.037.582.6
     White133 (67)50.438.166.2
    Insurance
     Private fee-for-service82 (41)51.237.762.4
     Private, HMO39 (20)41.041.961.9
     Medicare + supplemental23 (12)34.856.691.3
     Medicare alone45 (23)51.043.576.1
     Other9 (4)44.440.070.0
    Smoking status
     Nonsmoker180 (95)46.742.669.5
     Smoker9 (5)0.036.863.2
    Education
     Less than high school52 (26)36.540.7*64.8
     High school graduate67 (34)49.354.971.4
     Post high school79 (40)51.931.769.5
    Patient received patient education
     Yes127 (64)46.542.168.4
     No71 (36)47.941.969.9
    Patient taking ACE inhibitor or receptor blocker
     Yes100 (51)53.038.673.3
     No98 (49)40.845.364.8
    Patients taking lipid-lowering drug
     Yes81 (41)65.4***34.963.5
     No117 (59)35.047.172.7
    Patients taking sulfonylurea
     Yes73 (37)46.643.665.4
     No125 (63)47.241.171.1
    Patients taking metformin
     Yes109 (55)48.638.163.7
     No89 (45)44.946.875.3
    Patients on insulin therapy
     Yes25 (13)32.046.261.5
     No173 (87)49.141.470.0
    Patients on a thiazolidinedione
     Yes34 (17)58.848.671.4
     No164 (83)44.540.768.4
    • ACE, angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitor.

    • * P < .05

    • ** P < .01

    • *** P < .001

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    Table 2.

    Logistic Regression: Clinical Predictors of Diabetic Patients Who Attained LDL Goal (LDL <100 mg/dL)

    Clinical PredictorsOdds Ratio95% Confidence IntervalP Value
    Gender
     Male2.331.21–4.51.01
     Female1.00
    Patient taking a statin
     Yes3.481.78–6.83.0003
     No1.00
    History of hypertension
     Yes2.571.26–5.23.009
     No1.00
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    Table 3.

    Logistic Regression: Clinical Predictors of Diabetic Patients Who Attained HDL Goal (HDL >45 mg/dL)

    Clinical PredictorsOdds Ratio95% Confidence IntervalP Value
    Gender
     Male0.180.08–0.39<.0001
     Female1.00
    Body mass index*0.920.87–0.98.006
    Race-ethnicity
     Black5.421.59–18.47.007
     All others1.00
    Triglyceride level*0.990.99–1.0.006
    • * Odds ratios for BMI and triglyceride level reflect change in the odds of attaining HDL goal with each unit change in BMI and triglyceride level, respectively.

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    Table 4.

    Logistic Regression: Clinical Predictors of Diabetic Patients Who Attained Triglyceride Goal (Triglycerides <200 mg/dL)

    Clinical PredictorsOdds Ratio95% Confidence IntervalP Value
    Gender
     Male3.221.46–7.11.004
     Female1.00
    Health insurance
     Medicare + supplement5.701.16–27.97.03
     All other types1.00
    HDL*1.081.04–1.12<.0001
    • * Odds ratio for HDL indicates the change in the odds of attaining triglyceride goal with each unit change in HDL.

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The Journal of the American Board of Family Practice Mar 2004, 17 (2) 101-107; DOI: 10.3122/jabfm.17.2.101
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