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Table 1 New cases of diabetes and kappa agreement by clearance period and exclusion criteria

From: Optimal strategy to identify incidence of diagnostic of diabetes using administrative data

 

Exclusion criteria for prevalent case

 

One hit method

NDSS* method

Clearance period (years)

Number of new cases

Incidence proportion**

Kappa agreement***

Number of new cases

Incidence proportion**

Kappa agreement***

1

91872

2.9%

0.427

(0.420-0.432)†,§

91872

2.9%

0.482

(0.479-0.485)†,§

2

52508

1.7%

0.739

(0.731-0.742)†,§

52508

1.7%

0.810

(0.801-0.822)†,§

3

43473

1.4%

0.849

(0.845-0.851)†,§

45525

1.5%

0.898

(0.896-0.900)†,§

4

39595

1.33%

0.900

(0.900-0905)†,§

42791

1.4%

0.936

(0.933-0.937)†,§

5

37473

1.23%

0.935

(0.933-0.937)†,§

41261

1.3%

0.957

(0.956-0.958)†,§

6

36111

1.16%

0.957

(0.955-0.958)†,§

40218

1.29%

0.971

(0.970-0.973)†,§

7

35094

1.14%

0.973

(0.972-0.974)†,§

39475

1.28%

0.982

(0.981-0.983)†,§

8

34400

1.11%

0.985

(0.983-0.986)†,§

38975

1.26%

0.990

(0.989-0.991)†,§

9

33932

1.09%

0.993

(0.992-0.994)†,§

38627

1.25%

0.996

(0.995-0.996)†,§

10

33498

1.08%

100

38342

1.24%

100

  1. *: National Diabetes Surveillance System case definition in Canada.
  2. **: Incidence proportion = (Number of incident cases of diabetes for the year 2002/population at risk of diabetes for the year 2002)*100; number of diabetes cases for the year 2002 using NDSS case definition criteria is 263,213; population of 20 years old or older for the year 2002 is 5,686,255;
  3. ***: Agreement between 10 years (expected) and observed clearance period according to the clearance period and exclusion criteria for prevalent case;
  4. : 95%Confidence interval;
  5. §: P < 0.0001, Chi-square test statistic for homogeneity.