Key result
Russia's national diabetes sub-programme is linked to increased life expectancy and ~28% lower mortality.
Why the study?
The Federal targeted programme 'Diabetes mellitus' sub-programme aimed to improve diabetes care and reduce complications in the Russian Federation from 2007 to 2012.
Population
Patients with Type 1 and Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus in the Russian Federation
Comparison
Implementation of the Federal targeted programme 'Diabetes mellitus' sub-programme vs prior standard care
Design
Observational evaluation of a national diabetes care programme
Follow-up
2007-2012
Authors
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Supports national diabetes programs; leaves open generalizability and causality without randomized confirmation.
Observational
Yes
A national diabetes management program in the Russian Federation significantly improved life expectancy, reduced mortality, and decreased the incidence of microvascular complications.
Дедов et al. (2013) conducted an observational in Diabetes mellitus. Federal targeted sub-programme 'Diabetes mellitus' vs. Historical baseline (implied) was evaluated on Mortality and incidence of complications. The 2007-2012 national diabetes sub-programme in the Russian Federation was associated with increased life expectancy and a 28.4% reduction in mortality among patients with diabetes.
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