Research Article
Diagnostic Delay in Coeliac Disease: A Survey among Danish Patients
Table 2
Answers from the questionnaire on health care follow-up visits, self-perceived health, evaluation of the diagnostic process, and burden of disease.
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| Health care follow-up visits | Visits during the last 12 months | 898 (64%) | At the general practitioner† | 309 | At the hospital† | 664 | At a specialist in gastroenterology, private practice† | 48 | No follow-up | 378 (27%) | Missing information on follow-up | 116 (8%) |
| Self-perceived health | Excellent | 99 (7%) | Very good | 434 (31%) | Good | 591 (42%) | Fair | 210 (15%) | Poor | 46 (3%) | Do not know/wish not to say | 12 (1%) |
| Satisfied with the diagnostic process? | Very much | 409 (29%) | Quite a lot | 153 (11%) | Some | 204 (15%) | A little | 284 (20%) | Not at all | 280 (20%) | Do not know/wish not to say | 62 (4%) |
| Does the diagnosis of coeliac disease limit your daily life? | Very much | 114 (8%) | Quite a lot | 229 (16%) | Some | 603 (43%) | A little | 370 (27%) | Not at all | 74 (5%) | Do not know | 2 (0.1%) |
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†Possible with more than one follow-up; 114 participants had follow-ups at more than one doctor.
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