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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Jul 9.
Published in final edited form as: Ethn Dis. 2015 Spring;25(2):145–151.

Table 3.

Unadjusted and adjusted regression coefficients for association between change in serious psychological distress and hemoglobin A1c at one-year

Dependent variable: Hemoglobin A1c at one-year
Independent variable Unadjusted Coefficient1 (SE) Adjusted Coefficient1 (SE)
Exposure of interest – change in serious psychological distress between baseline and one-year2
    No change Ref Ref
    Decrease 0.027 (0.087) 0.015 (0.087)
    Increase 0.120 (0.105) 0.094 (0.104)
Covariates at baseline
    Age −0.008* (0.003) −0.010* (0.004)
    Male sex −0.169 (0.083) −0.144 (0.090)
    High school graduate −0.015 (0.082) −0.049 (0.087)
    Comorbidity score −0.055 (0.031) −0.044 (0.035)
    AUDIT score −0.000 (0.198) −0.045 (0.208)
    Physical activity −0.025 (0.031) −0.026 (0.035)
    Current smoker −0.045 (0.104) −0.111 (0.100)
    Current depression medication use 0.130 (0.072) 0.136 (0.082)
    Body mass index −0.004 (0.005) −0.008 (0.006)
    Hemoglobin A1c level 0.520*** (0.037) 0.510*** (0.038)

Notes: SE = standard error

1

Coefficient interpreted as change in hemoglobin A1c for 1-unit change in independent variable, unadjusted model adjusts for baseline hemoglobin A1c only

2

No change: 25th – 50th percentile, Decrease: ≤25th percentile, Increase: ≥75th percentile

*

p<0.05

** p<0.01

***

p<0.001.