Self-management compared with control for participants with diabetes and chronic kidney disease | ||||
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Patient or population: patients with diabetes and chronic kidney disease Settings: community, primary care, hospital outpatient Intervention: self-management Comparison: standard care | ||||
Outcomes | Impact | Relative effect estimate (95% CI) | No. of studies (participants) | Quality of evidence (GRADE)a |
Systolic blood pressure Follow-up: 6 to 24 months | SBP MDs ranged from − 8.90 to 3.60 mmHg.One study* [28] was excluded from the meta-analysis due to insufficient data. | MD − 4.26 (− 7.81, − 0.71) | 6 (577) | Low1 |
Diastolic blood pressure Follow-up: 12 to 24 months | DBP MDs − 7.50 to 2.30 mmHg | MD − 2.70 (− 6.19, 0.78) | 4 (336) | Low1 |
eGFR Follow-up: 12 to 24 months | Estimated GFR MDs ranged from -2.60 to 3.50 mL/min/1.73 m2. One study* [29] was excluded from the meta-analysis due to insufficient data. | MD 0.59 (− 4.12, 5.29) | 4 (499) | Very low1, 2, 3 |
HbA1c Follow-up: 3–24 months | HbA1c MDs ranged from − 0.90 to 0.30%. | MD − 0.46% (− 0.83, − 0.09) | 6 (595) | Low1, 3 |
Adherence to medications Follow-up: 12Â months [35] | One study [35] identified no difference in medication adherence between the control and intervention groups using the Morisky scale. | Not estimable | 1 (80) | Moderate4 |
Self-management activity Follow-up: 3–12 months | The self-management SMDs for the three studies ranged from 0.31 to 0.99. | SMD 0.56 (0.15, 0.97) | 3 (308) | Moderate5 |
Health service utilization Follow-up: 6–24 months | Two studies [28, 30] showed no differences in hospitalization between the intervention and control groups and one study [32] reported that the study group had lower hospitalization rates. | Not estimable | 3 (389) | Low1 |
Health-related quality of life Follow-up: 3–12 months | Two studies [28, 33] showed no difference in quality of life between the intervention and control groups, and in the other two studies [32, 34], the intervention group showed a statistically significant improvement in the quality of life assessment. | SMD − 0.03 (− 0.36, 0.31) | 4 (373) | Moderate1 |
Death Follow-up: 12 to 24Â months | The three studies showed no differences in mortality between the intervention and control groups. | Not estimable | 3 (354) | Very low1, 6 |