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*Health Insurance Review & Assessment Policy Institute, Health Insurance Review & Assessment Service, Republic of Korea,**Department of Social and Preventive Medicine, Hallym Universi ty College of Medicine, Republic of KoreaBackground : Previous studies have reported that enhanced continuity of care prevented a sudden worsening in progress among chronic disease patients, and as a result was favorable for efficient spending of health care fu nds. This study aims to estimate the continuity of care of Korean with diabetes and to identify factors affecting the continuity of care.Methods : This study used the Korean National Health Insurance Claims Database which includes E11 (ICD-10) as a primary or secondary disease as of 2006. Study population is 1,160,725 type 2 diabetics (20-84 yea rs). Continuity of

Continuity of Ambulatory Care among Adult Patients with Type 2 Diabetes and Its Associated Factors in Korea