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. 2023 Nov 23;25(12):845–855. doi: 10.1089/dia.2023.0323

Table 3.

Sample Characteristics, n = 23 Pregnant Women with Type 1 Diabetes

Characteristic n %a Mean, SD, (range)
Married/cohabiting 20 87 · 0  
Employment
 Full time 10 43 · 5  
 Part time 10 43.5  
 Unemployed/student 1 4.3  
 Full-time mother/carer 2 8 · 7  
Occupationb
 Managers 1 4.3  
 Professionals 6 26.1  
 Technicians and associate professionals 5 21.7  
 Clerical support workers 1 4.3  
 Service and sales workers 2 8.7  
 Craft and related trades workers 1 4.3  
 Elementary occupations (e.g., manual) 4 17.4  
 Student/unemployed 1 4.3  
 Full-time mother/carer 2 8.7  
Ethnicity
 White, British 21 91 · 3  
 White, other nationality 2 8 · 7  
Age at time of interview, years     31.5 ± 4.6 (22–39)
No. of previous pregnancies     1.3 ± 1.2 (0–5)
Diabetes duration, years since diagnosis     18.6 ± 6.8 (2–28)
Baseline HbA1c
 mmol/mol     59 ± 10.6 (48–90)
 %     7.5 ± 1.0 (6.5–10.4)
Devices used before current pregnancy
 Insulin regimen
  Multiple daily injections 12 52.2  
  Insulin pump 11 47.8  
 Self-reported glucose monitoring:
  Finger-prick testing 10c 43.5  
  Freestyle Libre1 7 30.4  
  Freestyle Libre2 2 8.7  
  Dexcom-G6 4 17.4  
a

Figures may not add up to 100% due to rounding.

b

Defined using the International Standard Classification of Occupations 2008 (ISCO-08).

c

Seven of these women were given use of a sensor (in most cases, Freestyle Libre 1) near the start of their current pregnancy, that is, shortly before joining the AiDAPT trial.

SD, standard deviation.