Table 2.

Clinical, behavioral, psychosocial and quality and access indicators

Domain	Survey scales or variables
Demographic	Age
	Sex
	Race
	Nativity
	Language
Socioeconomic	Education
	years of school highest degree attained quality-weighted attainment functional health literacy
	Income
	Occupation
Clinical profile	Laboratory values
	Blood pressure
	Body mass index
	Inpatient and outpatient utilization
	Pharmacy utilization
	Type of diabetes
	Co-morbidity Index
	Self-reported clinical characteristics
Health behaviors, Adherence, Knowledge	Self-care behaviors
	smoking alcohol exercise medication refill adherence and discontinuation self-monitoring of blood glucose insulin injection frequency appointment-keeping adherence health screening adherence sleep adequacy
	Diabetes knowledge
Psychosocial Characteristics	Big Five personality facets of conscientiousness and neuroticism
	Perceived stress
	Depressive and anxiety disorders
	Social support and social networks
	Discrimination
Socioeconomic Position (SEP)	Individual-level socioeconomic indicators
	Neighbourhood SEP contextual variables
	Subjective measures of SEP
	Financial barriers
Patient-provider relationship	Patient-provider communication
	Primary care provider characteristics
Quality and access to care	Processes of care
	Referrals for specialty care