Table 1 Un-standardized number of diabetes-related lab tests among Ontario adults (20 and older) without an established diagnosis of diabetes in the preceding fiscal year 1995–2005.
From: Trends in laboratory testing for diabetes in Ontario, Canada 1995–2005: A population-based study
Year | Processing of any lab test | Serum blood glucose | HbA1c | OGTT |
|---|---|---|---|---|
2005 | 4,512,614 (70,020) | 3,301,311 (67,299) | 496,616 (54,706) | 2,452 (285) |
2004 | 4,404,670 (71,258) | 3,180,760 (68,675) | 464,471 (54,040) | 2,188 (254) |
2003 | 4,319,405 (64,986) | 3,093,533 (62,661) | 398,624 (47,536) | 1,430 (151) |
2002 | 4,294,975 (65,392) | 3,040,925 (62,801) | 350,966 (46,843) | 1,357 (163) |
2001 | 4,204,571 (62,655) | 2,931,753 (59,851) | 305,803 (43,154) | 1,352 (210) |
2000 | 4,142,494 (55,488) | 2,819,595 (52,663) | 261,396 (37,352) | 1,338 (154) |
1999 | 4,039,243 (53,371) | 2,691,883 (50,784) | 228,395 (35,678) | 11,200 (492) |
1998 | 4,037,268 (50,665) | 2,621,334 (48,158) | 207,735 (32,330) | 5,803 (1,006) |
1997 | 3,917,028 (49,002) | 2,524,294 (46,734) | 188,019 (30,488) | 6,640 (1,327) |
1996 | 3,731,845 (43,963) | 2,274,260 (41,707) | 144,266 (24,843) | 25,082 (1,982) |
1995 | 3,663,118 (43,100) | 2,222,656 (41,321) | 126,192 (22,747) | 5,944 (1,303) |