Table 3. Adjusted Models for the Relationship between Perceived Discrimination, Self- Care, Diabetes Outcomes and Quality of Life.

	Overall			Black			White
	β	p	CI	β	p	CI	β	p	CI
A1c	-0.03	0.840	-0.28, 0.23	-0.27	0.502	-1.07, 0.52	-0.003	0.984	-0.29, 0.29
Systolic Blood Pressure	1.86	0.159	-0.73, 4.45	10.17*	0.028	1.13, 19.22	0.70	0.606	-1.97, 3.37
LDL	3.18	0.545	-7.13, 13.50	-4.06	0.830	-41.38, 33.26	3.69	0.511	-7.34, 14.73
MCS	-0.56**	0.001	-0.90, -0.23	-0.68	0.204	-1.73, 0.37	-0.51**	0.008	-0.89, -0.14
General Diet	-0.37*	0.012	-0.65, -0.08	-0.21	0.692	-1.28, 0.85	-0.40**	0.009	-0.69, -0.99
Specific Diet	-0.25*	0.025	-0.47, -0.03	-0.17	0.702	-1.07, 0.72	-0.25*	0.024	-0.47, -0.03
Exercise	0.10	0.527	-0.21, 0.42	0.43	0.477	-0.77, 1.64	0.11	0.522	-0.22, 0.43
Blood Glucose Test	-0.29	0.108	-0.65, 0.06	0.69	0.316	-0.66, 2.03	-0.43*	0.023	-0.80, -0.06
Foot Care	-0.25	0.162	-0.60, 0.10	0.14	0.839	-1.22, 1.50	-0.22	0.218	-0.58, 0.13
Medication Adherence	-0.20	0.148	-0.47, 0.07	-0.02	0.963	-1.00, 0.96	-0.21	0.162	-0.51, 0.09

Models are adjusted for race, site, gender, marital status, duration of diabetes, number of years in school, number of hours worked per week, income, health status, charlson comorbidity score

MCS = Mental Component of Quality of Life

^*p<0.05,

^**p<0.01,

^***p<0.001