Table 4

Attendance of at least one intervention session in the National Health Service (NHS) Diabetes Prevention Programme after IA (N=33 544), mixed-effects logistic regression

OR95% lower CI95% upper CIP value
Pathway†
 ICS Health and Well-being (DCA Vantage)
 Living Well Taking Control (Afinion)2.170.994.750.05
 Reed Inhouse (A1c Now+)1.670.723.860.23
 Reed Lloyds (A1c Now+)1.620.654.050.3
Sex
 Male
 Female1.071.021.120.01
 Indeterminate0.760.341.670.49
Age (years)
 <40
 40–641.641.431.88<0.001
 65–742.372.062.73<0.001
 75+1.91.642.2<0.001
Ethnicity
 White
 Asian1.0911.180.05
 Black1.31.181.44<0.001
 Mixed1.170.971.410.1
 Other1.280.951.710.1
Index of multiple deprivation quintile
 1 (most deprived)
 21.171.091.26<0.001
 31.291.21.4<0.001
 41.331.231.44<0.001
 5 (least deprived)1.461.341.59<0.001
BMI at IA
 Underweight/healthy
 Overweight1.161.081.24<0.001
 Obese1.271.181.36<0.001
HbA1c measurement at IA
 NDH (42.0–47.9 mmol/mol)
 Normoglycemic (<42 mmol/mol)0.710.670.75<0.001
 Diabetes (≥48 mmol/mol)*0.320.280.35<0.001
Random-effects parametersEstimateSE95% lower CI95% upper CI
Local referral area: identity
 var(constant)1.160.270.741.84
  • Likelihood-ratio test versus logistic model: chi-bar-squared (01)=1851.98, p=<0.001.

  • *Participants with a HbA1c>51 mmol/mol are taken off the program and put on to type 2 diabetes treatment pathways.

  • †For Ingeus, the IA was spread across the first intervention session and was not comparable to other providers; therefore, it was not included in the regression analysis.

  • BMI, body mass index; HbA1c, glycated hemoglobin; IA, initial assessment; NDH, non-diabetic hyperglycemia.