Semi-Automated Virtual Intervention for Type 2 Diabetes Remission Data and Analysis

Data Collected from the study of Obese patients who took part in Virtual Chronic Disese intervention (VCDI). Reults were collected on patients experiencing various Health illnesesses, but primarily focused on the intervention program influencing Type 2 Diabetes remission. 

The dataset has the total 93 individuals that took part in this research program, with the following description of the collumns provided below:

Patient: Patient ID

Age: Age of patient at the beginning of intervetion

Gender: Gender code (M,F)

TimeInProgramInWeeks: Duration of individual in program in Weeks

StartingWeight: Weight at beginning of program

AfterProgramWeight: Weight after program

WeightLost: Difference of Weight before and after program

WeightLostPercentage: Weight Difference as a percent.

StartingBMI: Body-Mass-Index at beginning of program

AfterProgramBMI: Body-Mass-Index after program

CompletedPodcastSession: the number of podcast completed in program

CompletedPodcastSessionPercentage: percentage of podcast completed out of 60.

CompletedFlag: flag for patients who created over 25 podcasts

T2DFlag: flag for Type-2 Diabetes (T2D) patients 

T2DRemissionFlag: flag for Type-2 Diabetes patients who entered remission

DroppedOutFlag: flag for patients who had to drop out of program.

T2DDroppedOutFlag: flag for T2D patients who didn't complete program

T2DNoncompletedFlag: flag for patients who did not complete 25 podcasts or more during the program. 

T2DInProgramFlag: flag for T2D individuals in the program 

T2DCompletedFlag: flag for T2D individuals who completed 25 podcasts or more

T2DCompletedInRemissionFlag: flag for T2D individuals who completed 25 podcasts or more and whoes diabetes were in remission

T2DNonCompletedInRemissionFlag: flag for T2D individuals who completed 25 podcasts or more and whoes diabetes were in remission

The R coded included Provides a step by step guide to constructed the fishers odds ratio test that was used in this research, as well as providing the average weight loss amongst completers and non-completer groups.