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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: Diabetes Res Clin Pract. 2016 May 6;117:64–73. doi: 10.1016/j.diabres.2016.04.052

Table 1.

Diabetes Control as a Function of Demographics, Diabetes Indicators, and Neurocognitive Test Scores, among Hispanics with Diabetes Age 45 and Older Living in Four U.S. Urban Centers, 2008–2011

n Individuals with controlled HbA1c (<7% [53 mmol/mol]) (n=810)
Individuals with uncontrolled HbA1c (≥7% [53 mmol/mol]) (n=984)
Pa
mean/row % 95% CI mean/row % 95% CI
HbA1c, mean % 1794 6.2 (6.2, 6.3) 8.9 (8.8, 9.1) n/a
Sex 0.92
 Female 1147 45.9 (41.5, 50.4) 54.1 (49.6, 58.5)
 Male 647 46.4 (40.6, 52.2) 53.6 (47.8, 59.4)
Age 0.045
 45–54 648 41.3 (36.5, 46.3) 58.7 (53.7, 63.5)
 55–64 760 44.9 (40.2, 49.8) 55.1 (50.2, 59.9)
 65–76 386 52.3 (45.9, 58.6) 47.7 (41.4, 54.1)
Education 0.84
 5th Grade or less 418 47.8 (40.2, 55.5) 52.2 (44.5, 59.8)
 Some high school 470 44.0 (37.6, 50.6) 56.0 (49.4, 62.4)
 High school graduate or equivalent 366 45.0 (38.6, 51.5) 55.0 (48.5, 61.4)
 Greater than high school 540 47.5 (41.5, 53.5) 52.5 (46.5, 58.5)
Hispanic/Latino background 0.21
 Dominican 147 50.6 (40.3, 60.9) 49.4 (39.1, 59.7)
 Central American 159 37.0 (27.3, 47.8) 63.0 (52.3, 72.7)
 Cuban 229 53.5 (46.3, 60.6) 46.5 (39.4, 53.7)
 Mexican 704 43.7 (37.7, 49.8) 56.3 (50.2, 62.3)
 Puerto Rican 444 43.4 (38.6, 48.2) 56.7 (51.8, 61.4)
 South American 80 47.6 (33.9, 61.7) 52.4 (38.3, 66.1)
 Other/more than one background 28 38.6 (13.3, 72.0) 61.5 (28.0, 86.7)
Health insurance status 0.28
 No 576 43.1 (37.0, 49.5) 56.9 (50.5, 63.1)
 Yes 1203 47.5 (43.5, 51.6) 52.5 (48.5, 56.5)
Antidiabetic medications <0.0001
 None 249 69.8 (61.3, 77.1) 30.3 (22.9, 38.8)
 OHGA only 1151 50.5 (46.5, 54.6) 49.5 (45.4, 53.5)
 Insulin with or without OHGA 394 18.5 (13.8, 24.3) 81.5 (75.7, 86.2)
Family support 0.48
 Low 529 47.5 (42.1, 53.0) 52.5 (47.0, 57.9)
 Med 702 43.3 (37.7, 49.1) 56.7 (50.9, 62.3)
 High 563 48.1 (42.1, 54.2) 51.9 (45.8, 57.9)
Depressive symptoms 0.41
 CES-D < 10 1089 47.5 (42.9, 52.2) 52.5 (47.8, 57.1)
 CES-D ≥ 10 691 43.8 (38.0, 49.8) 56.2 (50.2, 62.0)
Doctor visits in past year 0.005
 0 160 31.5 (24.1, 40.0) 68.5 (60.0, 75.9)
 1 111 51.7 (36.2, 66.9) 48.3 (33.1, 63.9)
 >1 1496 47.1 (43.4, 50.8) 52.9 (49.2, 56.6)
Duration of diabetes <0.0001
 0–2 years 395 62.7 (53.9, 70.6) 37.4 (29.4, 46.1)
 3–10 years 731 46.8 (41.2, 52.4) 53.2 (47.6, 58.8)
 > 10 years 590 30.5 (25.3, 36.3) 69.5 (63.7, 74.7)
History of CHD or stroke 0.49
 No 1502 46.8 (43.3, 50.3) 53.2 (49.7, 56.7)
 Yes 291 43.5 (35.5, 51.7) 56.6 (48.3, 64.5)
Self-report global physical functioning
 Poor (bottom quartile) 444 48.5 (41.9, 55.1) 51.5 (44.9, 58.1)
 Moderate - high 1333 45.3 (41.8, 48.9) 54.7 (51.1, 58.2)
a

P-values correspond to Wald F-statistics derived from Taylor series linearization methods to account for the complex survey design

Abbreviations: BMI, body mass index; CHD, coronary heart disease; HbA1c, glycosylated hemoglobin; OHGA, oral hypoglycemic agents; NS, not significant; SEVLT, Spanish English Verbal Learning Test