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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Jul 21.
Published in final edited form as: J Health Care Poor Underserved. 2011;22(1):271–283. doi: 10.1353/hpu.2011.0024

Table 1.

Sample characteristics (N = 53)

Characteristic N (%)a
Residence
    St. Thomas 23 (43)
    St. Croix 26 (49)
    St. John 4 (8)  
Gender
    Male 8 (15)
    Female 45 (85)
Education
    Elementary 20 (38)
    High School Graduate 22 (42)
    College Degree 11 (21)
Employment
    Employed 27 (51)
    Unemployed 12 (23)
    Retired 14 (26)
Annual Income ($)
    Less than 12,000 21 (40)
    12,000–20,000 7 (13)
    20,001–30,000 8 (15)
    30,001–50,000 12 (23)
    Over 50,000 5 (8)  
Time since Diagnosis (years)
    Less than one 2 (4)  
    1–2 12 (23)
    3–4 11 (21)
    4–5 10 (19)
    Over 5 18 (34)
Medical Home
    Private practice 29 (55)
    Government-operated clinic 24 (45)
Diabetic Knowledge (15 Questions)
    ≤7correct answers (Fail) 37 (69)
    >7correct answers (Pass) 16 (30)
Hemoglobin A1c
    Normal (A1C < 7) 22 (42)
    Poorly Controlled (7 ≤ A1C ≤ 9) 22 (42)
    Very Poorly Controlled (A1C > 9) 9 (17)
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Percentages may not sum to 100 due to rounding