Table 5 Practices
| Â | Always | Usually | Sometimes | Occasionally | Never |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
P1. You will consciously study the relevant user manual of the outpatient diabetes information platform to understand the general workflow of the system. | 277 (40.44) | 293 (42.77) | 104 (15.18) | 9 (1.31) | 2 (0.29) |
P2. You can update the latest guidelines and expert consensus on diabetes in a timely manner. | 260 (37.96) | 287 (41.90) | 115 (16.79) | 19 (2.77) | 4 (0.58) |
P3. How often you use the outpatient diabetes information platform to detect the patient’s blood glucose level. | 129 (18.83) | 93 (13.58) | 128 (18.69) | 148 (21.61) | 187 (27.30) |
P4. How often you push diagnosis and treatment opinions to medical workers through the outpatient diabetes information platform. | 132 (19.27) | 93 (13.58) | 146 (21.31) | 131 (19.12) | 183 (26.72) |
P5. The frequency of your medication tracking through the outpatient diabetes information platform. | 134 (19.56) | 89 (12.99) | 140 (20.44) | 135 (19.71) | 187 (27.30) |
P6. You will regularly evaluate the blood glucose compliance of medical workers in the use of the outpatient diabetes information platform. | 183 (26.72) | 245 (35.77) | 158 (23.07) | 51 (7.45) | 48 (7.01) |
P7. You will ask medical workers about their satisfaction with out-of-hospital diabetes management. | 219 (31.97) | 287 (41.90) | 107 (15.62) | 38 (5.55) | 34 (4.96) |
P8. You consciously review the experience of using the outpatient diabetes information platform and correct the shortcomings in the use process. | 216 (31.53) | 283 (41.31) | 115 (16.79) | 40 (5.84) | 31 (4.53) |
P9. In addition to clinical application, you will also consider the use value of the outpatient diabetes information platform in scientific research because of dynamic and reliable data. | 242 (35.33) | 309 (45.11) | 90 (13.14) | 21 (3.07) | 23 (3.36) |