Patient knowledge about medication discontinuation and lifestyle requirements

Significant knowledge gaps existed: 36.3% of patients believed they could stop medication if their blood glucose was controlled, 24.5% thought they could eat whatever they wanted if medication-complia

Effect: decline; 36.3% would stop meds if glucose controlled; 24.5% believed could eat anything with meds; 28.9% believed sporadic meds sufficient

Significant knowledge gaps existed: 36.3% of patients believed they could stop medication if their blood glucose was controlled, 24.5% thought they could eat whatever they wanted if medication-complia

Effect: decline; 36.3% would stop meds if glucose controlled; 24.5% believed could eat anything with meds; 28.9% believed sporadic meds sufficient

Significant knowledge gaps existed: 36.3% of patients believed they could stop medication if their blood glucose was controlled, 24.5% thought they could eat whatever they wanted if medication-complia

Effect: decline; 36.3% would stop meds if glucose controlled; 24.5% believed could eat anything with meds; 28.9% believed sporadic meds sufficient

Significant knowledge gaps existed: 36.3% of patients believed they could stop medication if their blood glucose was controlled, 24.5% thought they could eat whatever they wanted if medication-complia

Effect: decline; 36.3% would stop meds if glucose controlled; 24.5% believed could eat anything with meds; 28.9% believed sporadic meds sufficient

Significant knowledge gaps existed: 36.3% of patients believed they could stop medication if their blood glucose was controlled, 24.5% thought they could eat whatever they wanted if medication-complia

Effect: decline; 36.3% would stop meds if glucose controlled; 24.5% believed could eat anything with meds; 28.9% believed sporadic meds sufficient

Significant knowledge gaps existed: 36.3% of patients believed they could stop medication if their blood glucose was controlled, 24.5% thought they could eat whatever they wanted if medication-complia

Effect: decline; 36.3% would stop meds if glucose controlled; 24.5% believed could eat anything with meds; 28.9% believed sporadic meds sufficient

Significant knowledge gaps existed: 36.3% of patients believed they could stop medication if their blood glucose was controlled, 24.5% thought they could eat whatever they wanted if medication-complia

Effect: decline; 36.3% would stop meds if glucose controlled; 24.5% believed could eat anything with meds; 28.9% believed sporadic meds sufficient

Significant knowledge gaps existed: 36.3% of patients believed they could stop medication if their blood glucose was controlled, 24.5% thought they could eat whatever they wanted if medication-complia

Effect: decline; 36.3% would stop meds if glucose controlled; 24.5% believed could eat anything with meds; 28.9% believed sporadic meds sufficient

Significant knowledge gaps existed: 36.3% of patients believed they could stop medication if their blood glucose was controlled, 24.5% thought they could eat whatever they wanted if medication-complia

Effect: decline; 36.3% would stop meds if glucose controlled; 24.5% believed could eat anything with meds; 28.9% believed sporadic meds sufficient

Significant knowledge gaps existed: 36.3% of patients believed they could stop medication if their blood glucose was controlled, 24.5% thought they could eat whatever they wanted if medication-complia

Effect: decline; 36.3% would stop meds if glucose controlled; 24.5% believed could eat anything with meds; 28.9% believed sporadic meds sufficient

Significant knowledge gaps existed: 36.3% of patients believed they could stop medication if their blood glucose was controlled, 24.5% thought they could eat whatever they wanted if medication-complia

Effect: decline; 36.3% would stop meds if glucose controlled; 24.5% believed could eat anything with meds; 28.9% believed sporadic meds sufficient

Significant knowledge gaps existed: 36.3% of patients believed they could stop medication if their blood glucose was controlled, 24.5% thought they could eat whatever they wanted if medication-complia

Effect: decline; 36.3% would stop meds if glucose controlled; 24.5% believed could eat anything with meds; 28.9% believed sporadic meds sufficient

Significant knowledge gaps existed: 36.3% of patients believed they could stop medication if their blood glucose was controlled, 24.5% thought they could eat whatever they wanted if medication-complia

Effect: decline; 36.3% would stop meds if glucose controlled; 24.5% believed could eat anything with meds; 28.9% believed sporadic meds sufficient

Significant knowledge gaps existed: 36.3% of patients believed they could stop medication if their blood glucose was controlled, 24.5% thought they could eat whatever they wanted if medication-complia

Effect: decline; 36.3% would stop meds if glucose controlled; 24.5% believed could eat anything with meds; 28.9% believed sporadic meds sufficient

Significant knowledge gaps existed: 36.3% of patients believed they could stop medication if their blood glucose was controlled, 24.5% thought they could eat whatever they wanted if medication-complia

Effect: decline; 36.3% would stop meds if glucose controlled; 24.5% believed could eat anything with meds; 28.9% believed sporadic meds sufficient

Significant knowledge gaps existed: 36.3% of patients believed they could stop medication if their blood glucose was controlled, 24.5% thought they could eat whatever they wanted if medication-complia

Effect: decline; 36.3% would stop meds if glucose controlled; 24.5% believed could eat anything with meds; 28.9% believed sporadic meds sufficient

Significant knowledge gaps existed: 36.3% of patients believed they could stop medication if their blood glucose was controlled, 24.5% thought they could eat whatever they wanted if medication-complia

Effect: decline; 36.3% would stop meds if glucose controlled; 24.5% believed could eat anything with meds; 28.9% believed sporadic meds sufficient

Significant knowledge gaps existed: 36.3% of patients believed they could stop medication if their blood glucose was controlled, 24.5% thought they could eat whatever they wanted if medication-complia

Effect: decline; 36.3% would stop meds if glucose controlled; 24.5% believed could eat anything with meds; 28.9% believed sporadic meds sufficient

Significant knowledge gaps existed: 36.3% of patients believed they could stop medication if their blood glucose was controlled, 24.5% thought they could eat whatever they wanted if medication-complia

Effect: decline; 36.3% would stop meds if glucose controlled; 24.5% believed could eat anything with meds; 28.9% believed sporadic meds sufficient

Significant knowledge gaps existed: 36.3% of patients believed they could stop medication if their blood glucose was controlled, 24.5% thought they could eat whatever they wanted if medication-complia

Effect: decline; 36.3% would stop meds if glucose controlled; 24.5% believed could eat anything with meds; 28.9% believed sporadic meds sufficient

Significant knowledge gaps existed: 36.3% of patients believed they could stop medication if their blood glucose was controlled, 24.5% thought they could eat whatever they wanted if medication-complia

Effect: decline; 36.3% would stop meds if glucose controlled; 24.5% believed could eat anything with meds; 28.9% believed sporadic meds sufficient

Significant knowledge gaps existed: 36.3% of patients believed they could stop medication if their blood glucose was controlled, 24.5% thought they could eat whatever they wanted if medication-complia

Effect: decline; 36.3% would stop meds if glucose controlled; 24.5% believed could eat anything with meds; 28.9% believed sporadic meds sufficient

Significant knowledge gaps existed: 36.3% of patients believed they could stop medication if their blood glucose was controlled, 24.5% thought they could eat whatever they wanted if medication-complia

Effect: decline; 36.3% would stop meds if glucose controlled; 24.5% believed could eat anything with meds; 28.9% believed sporadic meds sufficient

Significant knowledge gaps existed: 36.3% of patients believed they could stop medication if their blood glucose was controlled, 24.5% thought they could eat whatever they wanted if medication-complia

Effect: decline; 36.3% would stop meds if glucose controlled; 24.5% believed could eat anything with meds; 28.9% believed sporadic meds sufficient

Significant knowledge gaps existed: 36.3% of patients believed they could stop medication if their blood glucose was controlled, 24.5% thought they could eat whatever they wanted if medication-complia

Effect: decline; 36.3% would stop meds if glucose controlled; 24.5% believed could eat anything with meds; 28.9% believed sporadic meds sufficient

Significant knowledge gaps existed: 36.3% of patients believed they could stop medication if their blood glucose was controlled, 24.5% thought they could eat whatever they wanted if medication-complia

Effect: decline; 36.3% would stop meds if glucose controlled; 24.5% believed could eat anything with meds; 28.9% believed sporadic meds sufficient

Significant knowledge gaps existed: 36.3% of patients believed they could stop medication if their blood glucose was controlled, 24.5% thought they could eat whatever they wanted if medication-complia

Effect: decline; 36.3% would stop meds if glucose controlled; 24.5% believed could eat anything with meds; 28.9% believed sporadic meds sufficient