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. 2023 Jul 3;18(6):1433–1444. doi: 10.1177/19322968231183985

Table 3.

CGM Meaningful Use Measures in Year Following Uptake by Demographic Group.

Characteristic Days to first discontinuation (median) % with a discontinuation within one year (n/N) P value a Days of any use (median [IQR]) P value b
Uptake cohort 132 65.42 (910/1391) 310 [169.5, 359]
Sex
 Female 131.5 64.85 (441/680) .7048 303.5 [169.75, 359] .931
 Male 135 65.96 (469/711) 315 [169.5, 359]
Age group
 Young (<8.0 y) 107 65.6 (370/564) .9865 310 [151.75, 360] .975
 School age (8.0-13.9 y) 158.5 65 (429/660) 311 [176.5, 359]
 Adolescent (14.0-19.9 y) 173.5 66.46 (109/164) 301.5 [204.25, 358]
 Young adult (20-25 y) 137 66.67 (2/3) 330 [170, 346.5]
Language c
 English 138.5 64.68 (846/1308) .004094 311.5 [172, 359.25] .000108
 Spanish 32 95.65 (22/23) 148 [89.5, 238]
 Other 32 82.61 (19/23) 208 [79.5, 336]
 N/A 200 62.16 (23/37) 337 [277, 362]
Insurance type
 Private 168 62.68 (729/1163) .004094 324 [187.5, 360] 2.81E-09
 Public 51 79.39 (181/228) 231.5 [110, 340.25]
Race/ethnicity c
 White 161.5 63.01 (707/1122) 2.91E-07 321 [186.25, 360] 1.26E-10
 Black 60.5 76.19 (32/42) 265.5 [119.25, 347]
 Hispanic 34 88.89 (72/81) 160 [74, 254]
 Other 132.5 80.26 (61/76) 291.5 [175.5, 346.75]
 Unknown d 231.5 54.29 (38/70) 335 [179.75, 362.75]
Race/ethnicity (binary) c
 White 161.5 63.01 (707/1122) 3.17E-06 321 [186.25, 360] 4.79E-11
 Diverse e 41 84.55 (104/123) 174 [87, 318]
 Neither f 165.5 67.81 (99/146) 312 [172.5, 358.75]
Insurance type c + Race/ethnicity (binary)
 Private + white 169 61.99 (623/1005) 1.52E-06 326 [194, 361] 2.27E-12
 Private + Diverse e 63 76 (38/50) 249 [107.25, 343.5]
 Public + white 73 71.79 (84/117) 283 [126, 355]
 Public + Diverse e 32 90.41 (66/73) 148 [82, 251]
 Neither f 165.5 67.81 (99/146) 312 [172.5, 358.75]

Abbreviation: IQR, interquartile range.

a

The P value represents statistical testing based on Pearson’s chi-squared statistic for comparison of proportions.

b

The P value represents statistical testing for nonparametric distributions (Kruskal-Wallis or Wilcox rank sum depending on number of groups).

c

“Neither,” “Other,” and “Unknown” categories excluded for statistical testing.

d

“Unknown” designates that the field was completed but designed as “unknown” (in contrast from missing data [aka incomplete] fields).

e

“Diverse” refers to a combined group of “black” and “Hispanic” subjects.

f

“Neither” in these categories designates that the subject did not fit into the racial/ethnic category of Hispanic or black and, therefore, could not be classified by this metric.