Haemoglobin A1c (HbA1c) reflects the average blood glucose levels over the previous 8–12 weeks. It is commonly used to diagnose diabetes mellitus or pre-diabetes. In individuals with a diagnosis of diabetes, it is a key marker of long-term glycaemic control and plays a central role in guiding therapeutic decisions and monitoring treatment efficacy.
Questionnaire
This health category includes questionnaire data on personal and family history of diabetes.
Measurements
Mandatory: N/A
Non-mandatory: N/A
Laboratory
Mandatory: HbA1c
Non-mandatory: N/A
Interpretations
Flag assignment and report content are generated to reflect the relevant combinations of data inputs from questionnaire responses and laboratory results.🟢 Green flag: Indicates a normal HbA1c result.
🟡 Amber flag: Indicates a borderline elevated HbA1c result.
🔴 Red flag: Indicates a low or elevated HbA1c result.