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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Aug 14.
Published in final edited form as: Diabetes Res Clin Pract. 2013 Jun 24;101(2):141–147. doi: 10.1016/j.diabres.2013.05.012

Table 1.

Characteristics of Participants, n = 537

S-TOFHLA Score
Inadequate Adequate P-value
Total sample (%) 54.8 45.2
Gender (%) 0.06
    Female 51.6 48.4
    Male 59.8 40.2
Age; mean±SD [range] 71.0±7.4 [60-89] 68.7±6.5 [60-91] <0.001
Education (%) <0.001
    <High school 74.3 25.7
    High school graduate 48.9 51.1
    >High school 39.3 60.7
Ethnicity (%) <0.001
    Non-Hispanic white 44.5 55.5
    African American 55.8 44.2
    American Indian 66.7 33.3
Stroke (%) 0.03
    Yes 18.4 26.3
    No 81.6 73.7
Heart disease (%) 0.31
    Yes 26.9 30.9
    No 73.1 69.1
Hypertension (%) 0.46
    Yes 58.2 61.3
    No 41.8 38.7
CESD; mean±SD [range] 4.17±3.56 [0-16] 3.44±3.26 [0-15] 0.01
Duration diabetes, years 0.06
    mean±SD [range] 15.5±12.4 [2-63] 13.6±11.3 [2-67]
Diabetes Knowledge Test <0.001
    mean±SD [range] 9.5±2.8 [0-15] 10.9±2.1 [3-15]
Taking insulin (%) 0.07
    Yes 60.4 39.6
    No 52.2 47.8
Taking diabetes pills (%) 0.22
    Yes 56.3 43.7
    No 50.4 49.6
HbA1c; mean±SD [range] 7.0±1.4 [4-13] 6.9±1.3 [4-13] 0.55
Cognitive tests; mean±SD [range]
    MMSE 25.4±3.7 [18-30] 28.0±2.4 [18-30] <0.001
    Verbal Fluency 13.0±4.8 [3-29] 15.5±5.70 [2-33] <0.001
    Brief Attention 5.1±2.2 [1-10] 6.4±2.3 [1-10] <0.001
    Digit Span Backward 4.2±1.8 [0-12] 6.0±2.4 [0-14] <0.001

SD = standard deviation.