Research Article

Predictors of Effects of Lifestyle Intervention on Diabetes Mellitus Type 2 Patients

Table 4

Parameters of the multivariable linear regression models to explain intervention effects.

Group of variablesDependent variablesAdjusted R square % (N)Statistically significant predictors: standardized coefficient beta

General healthBlood pressure systolic change (multiplied by (−1))61.4** (61)Blood pressure systolic baseline: 0.754** Exercising baseline°: 0.266*
Waist circumference change (multiplied by (−1))61.2** (66)Waist circumference baseline: 0.745** Blood pressure systolic change°: 0.420*

General functioningSFT st change51.3* (65)SFT st baseline: −0.607**
Lg disease length: −0.296*
Unit¹: 0.349*
SFT 2.45 change (multiplied by (−1))77.3* (61)SFT 2.45 baseline: 0.777**
Blood pressure systolic baseline°: 0.285*

Disease-specific functioningHbAc1 change (multiplied by (−1))59.7* (61)HgbAc1 baseline: 0.610** Completion of intervention² °: 0.181*
BP systolic change (multiplied by (−1))°: 0.377* Cholesterol change (multiplied by (−1))°: 0.459*
Cholesterol change (multiplied by (−1))67.6* (61)Cholesterol baseline: 0.925**
Lg disease length°: 0.198*

General health-related quality of lifeSF 36 general health change45.5** (64)SF 36—general health baseline: −0.731** Alcohol units baseline°: −0.293*
Waist circumference baseline°: 0.366*
SF 36 vitality change79.8** (65)SF 36—vitality baseline: −0.754**

¹: reference group: outpatient clinic; ²: reference group: those who did not complete the intervention; *: 𝑃 < 0 . 0 5 ; **: 𝑃 < 0 . 0 0 1 , °: sensitive to missing data imputation.