The 10‐year follow‐up of a community‐based cohort of people with diabetes: The incidence of foot ulceration and death
Shijat Ali Mohammed,
Fay Crawford,
Genevieve Isabelle Cezard
et al.
Abstract:BackgroundIdentifying people with diabetes who are likely to experience a foot ulcer is an important part of preventative care. Many cohort studies report predictive models for foot ulcerations and for people with diabetes, but reports of long‐term outcomes are scarce.AimWe aimed to develop a predictive model for foot ulceration in diabetes using a range of potential risk factors with a follow‐up of 10 years after recruitment. A new foot ulceration was the outcome of interest and death was the secondary outcom… Show more
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