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. 2023 May 30;38(11):2546–2552. doi: 10.1007/s11606-023-08222-3

Table 2.

Characteristics of Adults with Type 2 Diabetes Seen in Primary Care and/or Endocrinology Clinics at Vanderbilt University Medical Center in 2021

Mean (SD) or % Primary care visits only in 2021 Endocrinology visits only in 2021 Both types of visits in 2021
n = 18,239 n = 6015 n = 6331
Age, years 64.2 (13.6) 58.6 (13.3) 61.6 (13.3)
Female gender 50.5% (9213) 50.4% (3034) 51.0% (3227)
Race
  White 72.4% (13,205) 74.1% (4458) 70.2% (4446)
  Black 17.3% (3153) 15.7% (943) 22.0% (1394)
  Asian 2.3% (422) 1.7% (102) 2.7% (169)
  American Indian 0.2% (42) 0.2% (9) 0.2% (11)
  Native Hawaiian 0.1% (18) 0.1% (5) .01% (4)
  Multiple 0.8% (150) 0.5% (31) 0.7% (41)
  Missing 6.9% (1249) 7.8% (438) 4.2% (266)
Hispanic ethnicity 3.2% (591) 2.9% (174) 3.0% (189)
Insurance status
  Government 48.1% (8764) 39.3% (2361) 38.8% (2457)
  Private 48.6% (8857) 59.2% (3558) 58.4% (3699)
  Other 2.0% (362) 1.1% (66) 2.7% (170)
Insulin type
  None 62.4% (11,384) 25.9% (1559) 30.8% (1949)
  Basal 6.0% (1097) 8.4% (3351) 8.1% (511)
  Prandial* 13.7% (2506) 10.0% (600) 11.7% (743)
  Both 17.8% (3252) 75.2% (3351) 49.4% (3128)
Most recent HbA1c (%) 7.2 (1.6) 7.7 (1.9) 7.6 (1.8)
  HbA1c ≥ 8.5% 12.6% (2303) 24.2% (1454) 22.9%
CGM user 5.0% (902) 23.1% (1391) 25.3% (1600)

*We were unable to differentiate those using prandial insulin with an insulin pump from those on multiple daily injections

88.5% (27,074/30,585) had a recent HbA1c value