Changes of Physical Function and Quality of Life in Patients with Type 2 Diabetes after Exercise Training in a Municipality or a Hospital Setting

Table 4

Changes of physical function and QOL from baseline to postintervention by intervention groups. Complete case analyses adjusted for age, sex, and the outcome variable’s baseline value.

	Municipality ()	Hospital ()
Variables	Change in group	Change in group	Between groups
Δ CST (no.)	1.6 [0.1; 3.1]	3.5 [2.3; 4.8]	1.9 [-0.1; 3.9]	0.062
SF-36 (0-100)
Δ physical function^c	10.5 [2.8; 18.2]	-1.2 [-7.9; 5.5]	-11.7 [-22.2; -1.1]	0.031
Δ role physical^c,d	20.6 [5.7; 35.5]	18.2 [5.6; 30.7]	-2.5 [-22.5; 17.6]	0.807
Δ bodily pain^b	4.9 [-4.4; 14.2]	7.4 [-0.7; 15.5]	2.5 [-10.4; 15.3]	0.699
Δ general health^c	8.3 [2.3; 14.4]	-0.2 [-5.6; 5.1]	-8.6 [-16.9; -0.3]	0.042
Δ vitality^c	9.5 [3.1; 16.0]	5.7 [-0.1; 11.4]	-3.8 [-12.7; 5.0]	0.388
Δ social function^c	-2.6 [-8.6; 3.4]	-1.8 [-7.1; 3.5]	0.8 [-7.4; 9.0]	0.846
Δ role emotional^b	20.3 [8.5; 32.1]	14.2 [4.5; 24.0]	-6.1 [-21.9; 9.8]	0.444
Δ mental health^c	0.9 [-4.4; 6.2]	4.2 [-0.4; 8.8]	3.2 [-3.9; 10.4]	0.368

Data are presented as mean changes [95% CI]. CST: 30 sec chair stand test. varies in the municipality group: ^d. in the hospital group: ^a, ^b, and ^c.