ANDA aims to have a broad diabetes focus and it is anticipated that the activity will expand to collect a dataset of many different aspects of diabetes care and outcomes.
Currently, ANDA has two data collection modules: Clinical indicators and Patient-reported education, self-care and quality of life indicators
Data is collected for people with diabetes attending diabetes centres in participating Australian health services.
Clinical indicator data collection assesses a standardised set of predefined clinical parameters including demographic variables, biological variables and clinical outcomes known to impact people with diabetes.
- Patient-reported education, self-care and quality of life indicators
This data collection assesses a standardised set of predefined patient self-management parameters including lifestyle factors, education and quality of life outcomes as well as health professional utilisation.
As new modules are approved for data collection, diabetes centres will be engaged and invited to participate.
For more information about the specific type of patient information collected in ANDA, please visit our What information is collected page.