Retinal Screening Adherence
Cross-source consensus on Retinal Screening Adherence from 1 sources and 5 claims.
1 sources · 5 claims
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- Adherence was defined as having at least one dilated eye examination in the prior 12 months. — Adherence to retinal screening recommendations and its associated factors among patients with diabetes in Ethiopian public hospitals: a cross-sectional study
- Just over half of the participants adhered to retinal screening recommendations. — Adherence to retinal screening recommendations and its associated factors among patients with diabetes in Ethiopian public hospitals: a cross-sectional study
- More than one-third of participants had never undergone retinal examination since diabetes diagnosis. — Adherence to retinal screening recommendations and its associated factors among patients with diabetes in Ethiopian public hospitals: a cross-sectional study
- Nearly 45% of participants were non-adherent to retinal screening recommendations. — Adherence to retinal screening recommendations and its associated factors among patients with diabetes in Ethiopian public hospitals: a cross-sectional study
- The most common reason for non-adherence was lack of visual symptoms. — Adherence to retinal screening recommendations and its associated factors among patients with diabetes in Ethiopian public hospitals: a cross-sectional study