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. 2010 Jun;64(7):908–916. doi: 10.1111/j.1742-1241.2010.02363.x

Table 3.

Correlations between EAITQ or EWITQ Scores and patient characteristics and patient-reported outcomes at baseline and end-point

Correlation with EAITQ score Correlation with EWITQ score
EAITQ score 0.33*
Age −0.11 −0.11
Diabetes duration −0.08 −0.20*
Body mass index 0.04 −0.10
Baseline End-point



A1c 0.04 0.03
DTSQs subscales
Diabetes treatmentsatisfaction 0.11 0.53*
Perceived hyperglycaemia 0.09 −0.23*
Perceived hypoglycaemia −0.10 −0.13
DSC-R subscales
Hypoglycaemia −0.04 −0.13
Hyperglyacemia 0.05 −0.07
Psychological −0.04 −0.20*
W-BQ subscales
Negative well-being −0.13 −0.17*
Energy 0.17 0.30*
Positive well-being 0.14 0.42*
EAITQ/EWITQ self-efficacy 0.46* 0.56*
*

p < 0.01;

lower scores represent less perceived hyperglycaemia or hypoglycaemia, negative well-being, or symptom burden. DSC-R, diabetes symptoms checklist-revised; DTSQ, Diabetes Treatment Satisfaction Questionnaire Status Version; EAITQ, Expectations About Insulin Therapy; EWITQ, Experience With Insulin Therapy Questionnaires; W-BQ, Well-Being Questionnaire.