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Table 1 Self-reported demographics and clinical characteristics of insulin using and non-insulin using participants

From: Further investigation of the psychometric properties of the insulin treatment appraisal scale among insulin-using and non-insulin-using adults with type 2 diabetes: results from diabetes MILES – Australia

 

Non-insulin users

Insulin users

N (%)

499 (67%)

249 (33%)

Female sex

233 (47%)

112 (45%)

Age - years

57 ± 9 (22 – 70)

58 ± 9 (21 – 70)

Employment - in paid work

279 (56%)

104 (42%)

Education

  

Low

32 (7%)

36 (16%)

Medium

314(66%)

157 (67%)

High

132 (28%)

40 (17%)

Having a partner

369 (75%)

178 (73%)

Diabetes duration - years

7 ± 6 (<1 – 35)

13 ± 8 (<1 – 42)

Primary Treatment

  

Lifestyle modifications

130 (26%)

-

Blood glucose lowering tablets

369 (74%)

-

Insulin injections

-

247 (99%)

Insulin pump

-

2 (1%)

BMI

31 ± 7 (13 – 78)

34 ± 9 (15 – 92)

  1. NB. Valid percentage reported as n values vary due to missing data on individual variables.
  2. Data are mean ± standard deviation or N (%).