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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: Pediatr Diabetes. 2013 Jul 24;15(4):294–302. doi: 10.1111/pedi.12061

Table 3.

Factors at Diagnosis Associated with HbA1c at One Year (N±857a)

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a.

Number of participants with missing data: race/ethnicity (20), health insurance (15), family structure (1), household income (280), parent education (163), Tanner stage (412), BMI percentile (361), DKA (27) and HbA1c (39).

a.

“Other” could be lives with mother, lives with father, splits time with mother and father, lives with legal guardian who is not parent, lives away at school or other.

c.

Analyzed as an ordinal variable.

d.

Analyzed as a continuous variable. Categories are for display purposes in this table.

e.

Missing values imputed as stage I for girls < 8 years of age and boys < 10 years of age.

f.

Limited to those tested for all three auto antibodies (510).

g.

The multivariate model contains all factors with an adjusted p-value <0.10 to account for potential confounding, but only p-values <0.01 are considered statistically significant in this analysis. Factors with blank entries in the multivariate columns were excluded from the model because p ≥0.10.