Research Article
Measures of Adherence and Challenges in Using Glucometer Data in Youth with Type 1 Diabetes: Rethinking the Value of Self-Report
Table 1
Demographics and baseline clinical characteristics (
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| | Adolescents’ baseline variables | Range | Mean (SD) |
| | Age (years) | 13–17 | 14.95 (1.40) | | HbA1c (%) | 6.2–11.5 | 9.04 (0.98) | | Duration of diabetes (years) | 0–16 | 6.07 (3.82) | | Demographic variables | | (%) | | Adolescents’ sex | | | | Female | | 79 (53.0) | | Adolescents’ race/ethnicity | | | | White, non-Hispanic | | 126 (87.5) | | Other | | 18 (12.5) | | Treatment type | | | | Insulin pump | | 70 (47.0) | | Injection | | 79 (53.0) | | Annual household income (USD) | | | | Less than $39,999 | | 41 (27.7) | | $40–79,999 | | 50 (33.8) | | More than $80,000 | | 57 (38.54) | | Parental marital status | | | | Nonmarried/partnered | | 13 (20.0) | | Married/partnered | | 52 (80.0) | | Relationship to child | | | | Mother | | 121 (81.2) | | Father | | 23 (15.4) | | Other | | 5 (3.4) |
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