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. 2012 Sep 17;2(5):e000959. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2012-000959

Table 1.

Characteristics of diabetes patients of 95 physicians randomised to intervention (n=48) or control (n=47) who completed follow-up

Patient characteristic Baseline
Follow-up
Intervention (n=715) Control (n=467) Total (n=1182) Intervention (n=479) Control (n=466) Total (n=945)
Age (years) 58.7 (13.59) 60.6 (13.79) 59.4 (13.70) 61.3 (13.42) 60.5 (12.71) 60.9 (13.09)
Gender, female 360 (51.1%) 230 (49.5%) 590 (50.5%) 260 (54.5%) 252 (54.4%) 512 (54.5%)
Race, African American 97 (13.9%) 99 (21.3%) 196 (16.9%) 102 (21.4%) 143 (30.9%) 245 (26.1%)
Obesity* 274 (38.3%) 193 (41.3%) 467 (39.5%) 97 (20.3%) 75 (16.1%) 172 (18.2%)
Smoker, current 85 (12.5%) 55 (12.3%) 140 (12.4%) 63 (13.8%) 53 (13.0%) 116 (13.4%)
No self-testing 168 (33.6%) 114 (36.3%) 282 (34.6%) 189 (41.4%) 183 (44.7%) 372 (43.0%)
Non-adherence to appointments 75 (11.0%) 54 (12.0%) 129 (11.4%) 10 (2.2%) 23 (5.6%) 33 (3.8%)
Insurance, Medicaid 65 (9.1%) 51 (10.9%) 116 (9.8%) 66 (13.8%) 58 (12.4%) 124 (13.1%)
Comorbidities
 Diabetes complications† 147 (20.6%) 110 (23.6%) 257 (21.7%) 156 (32.6%) 134 (28.8%) 290 (30.7%)
 Insulin use 103 (14.4%) 66 (14.1%) 169 (14.3%) 84 (17.5%) 68 (14.6%) 152 (16.1%)
 Hypertension 473 (66.2%) 304 (65.1%) 777 (65.7%) 327 (68.3%) 283 (60.7%) 610 (64.6%)
 Hyperlipidaemia 110 (15.4%) 85 (18.2%) 195 (16.5%) 11 (2.30%) 17 (3.7%) 28 (3.0%)
 Peripheral vascular disease 47 (6.6%) 31 (6.6%) 78 (6.6%) 41 (8.6%) 35 (7.5%) 76 (8.0%)
 Coronary artery disease 135 (18.9%) 83 (17.8%) 218 (18.4%) 111 (23.2%) 95 (20.4%) 206 (21.8%)
 Vascular intervention‡ 60 (8.4%) 47 (10.1%) 107 (9.1%) 36 (7.5%) 40 (8.6%) 76 (8.0%)
 Depression 105 (14.7%) 61 (13.1%) 166 (14.0%) 84 (17.5%) 60 (12.9%) 144 (15.2%)

A prior version of this table has been reported (reproduced with permission).15

Values are mean (SD) or n (%).

*Obesity: body mass index ≥ 30 kg/m2 or clinical diagnosis.

†Diabetes complications: retinopathy, neuropathy or nephropathy.

‡Vascular intervention: coronary artery bypass grafting, stent, percutaneous coronary angioplasty.