Table 1.

Extract data Diabetes Mellitus

Study Setting (Country) Study Design Study Population Instrumen Result Others results
Type Age/ Complication Duration (Utility)
DM Mean of disease Mean score
mean
Carrillo 705 adults from the Cross sectional Type 2 55 – 80 NA <1 years- SF-36 Mean score Social support are associated with
(2009) Instituto Mexicano del study years >10 years 60.3±21.1 improved HRQL,less incidence of
Seguro Social (IMSS) in depressive symptoms and lower fasting
southeastern Mexico City. glucose.
Albuhairan 315 adolescent patients Cross sectional Type 1 12-18 NA 7 Years PedsQL Mean score NA
(2015) outpatient clinics at the study years 64.78±0.94
Hospital in Saudi Arabia.
Granstrom 58 patients at two county Cross sectional Type 2 over 18 Yes (diabetic NA SF-36
(2016) hospitals in Sweden. study Type 1 years of retinopathy) NEI-VFQ-25
age
Ibrahim 685 patients in primary Cross sectional Type 2 Over 18 NA NA SF-36 PCS
(2104) care clinics in a semi-urban study years old 81.0±13.2
locality of Ampangan, MCS
Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia. 83.8±11.5
Kumar 200 in-patients in the Cross sectional Type 2 30-70 NA 1-5 Years QOLID RLPH 3.29 Quality of life was found to depreciate
(2015) District McGann Teaching study years PE 3.32 with increasing age, years lived with
Hospital in Shivamogga GH 2.35 diabetes and lower income class.
district of Karnataka, TS 3.25
tertiary care hospital. SB 2.92
FW 3.27
EM 3.30
DS 2.95
.
Morales 148 patients in the transversal Type 2 Over 60 NA NA SF-36 PF 75.2 DM is associated with poor self-
(2015) Andalusian Health Service, descriptive yeras old RP 87.8 perceived HRQOL. The HRQOL of female
Spain. study (71.3) BP 48.4 diabetic patients is especially affected.
 GH 68 Diabetic patients perceive a decrease in
V 62.3 satisfaction with their health as their age
SF 57.2 increases.
RE 84.6
MH 66.8
Choowattan 345 outpatient diabetes Cross sectional Type 2 Over 60 Yes <1 years- SF-36 PCS age, resilience, self-care behavior,
apakorn clinics of five regional study yeras old >10 years 45.78±8.96 education, and gender were found to be
(2016) hospitals in Thailand (69) MCS 47.60 correlated with quality of life (r=0.428)
±8.93
Kumar 85 patients at All India Cross sectional Type 2 Over 18 NA NA WHOQoL- 57.80±15.53 The QoL of diabetic persons was poor in
(2015) Institute of Medical study years old BREF all the domains (physical, psychological,
Sciences, Patna, Bihar, (49.5) social, and environmental) in
India. comparison
With nondiabetic persons.
Daya (2016) 200 patients in the Cross sectional Type 2 30-82 NA >1 years D-39 mean age, gender, age at diagnosis,
diabetes clinic at Helen Descriptive years HRQOL employment status and living
Joseph Hospital, study (55.8) 216.98 arrangements were also shown to have
Johannesburg, South males; no impact on HRQOL in this study.
Africa 223.78
females
Yeboah 150 patients diabetic clinic Cross sectional Type 2 18-87 (Yes) Blurred NA D-39 diabetes affected the quality of life of
(2016) of the Ho Municipal study years vision, 12% severely and majority (52%)
Hospital in Ghana Hypertension moderately. Risk of anxiety worry,sexual
dysfunction associated with male
Increasing renal insufficiency was quality
of life of a diabetic patient
Amelia 100 patients at the Amplas Cross sectional Type 2 35-65 NA <10 Years SF-36 NA patients with supportive family support
(2018) Primary Health Care (PHC) study years and have good quality of life
in Medan. Indonesia
Muze (2014) 341 patients clinic in Cross sectional Type 2 Over 18 NA 5.7 SF-36 PF 65.9 depression symptom, type II diabetes,
Jimma University study years old RP 63.6 increased number of drugs, longer
specialized hospital. South BP 78.1 duration of illness and number of co
West Ethiopia, GH 51.6 morbidity were important predictors of
V 62.1 impaired health related quality of life.
SF 71.0