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. 2017 Nov 24;7(4):25. doi: 10.1051/bmdcn/2017070425

Table 2.

- Bivariate analysis of nurses with diabetes and general patients with diabetes requiring dialysis.

Variables Total Without Dialysis With Dialysis P-value
N % N % N %
Total patients 18601 100.00 18408 98.96 193 1.04
Nurses or general patients 0.005
General 16910 90.91 16723 98.89 187 1.11
Nurses 1691 9.09 1685 99.65 6 0.35
Age 0.247
<25 1194 6.42 1185 99.25 9 0.75
25-34 3214 17.28 3191 99.28 23 0.72
35-44 5568 29.93 5503 98.83 65 1.17
45-54 6059 32.57 5996 98.96 63 1.04
55-64 1894 10.18 1870 98.73 24 1.27
≥65 672 3.61 663 98.66 9 1.34
Average age (Mean, Std) 44.14 11.86 44.12 11.86 46.05 11.81
Insured salary(NT$) <0.001
≤17280 1829 9.83 1810 98.96 19 1.04
17281~22800 4312 23.18 4258 98.75 54 1.25
22801~28800 2011 10.81 1971 98.01 40 1.99
28801~36300 2015 10.83 1997 99.11 18 0.89
36301~45800 4128 22.19 4088 99.03 40 0.97
45801~57800 2540 13.66 2527 99.49 13 0.51
≥57801 1766 9.49 1757 99.49 9 0.51
Urbanization of residence 0.135
Level 1 6593 35.44 6537 99.15 56 0.85
Level 2 & 3 9149 49.19 9043 98.84 106 1.16
Level 4 & 5 2145 11.53 2125 99.07 20 0.93
Level 6 & 7 714 3.84 703 98.46 11 1.54
Other catastrophic illnesses 0.937
No 17708 95.20 17525 98.97 183 1.03
Yes 893 4.80 883 98.88 10 1.12
Moderate to severe kidney disease <0.001
No 15240 81.93 15233 99.95 7 0.05
Yes 3361 18.07 3175 94.47 186 5.53
CCI <0.001
≤3 4100 22.04 4097 99.93 3 0.07
4 1928 10.37 1919 99.53 9 0.47
≥5 12573 67.59 12392 98.56 181 1.44
Average CCI (Mean, Std) 6.53 3.59 6.51 3.58 8.71 3.23
DCSI <0.001
0 8687 46.70 8686 99.99 1 0.01
1 4966 26.70 4964 99.96 2 0.04
2 2730 14.68 2688 98.46 42 1.54
≥3 2218 11.92 2070 93.33 148 6.67
Average DCSI (Mean, Std) 1.01 1.29 0.98 1.25 3.97 1.65

CCI, Charlson Comorbidity Index; DCSI, Diabetes Complications Severity Index.

It’s 32 New Taiwan Dollar (NT$) per US dollar.

Urbanization level of residence area (overall 7 levels; Level 1 was the most urbanized).

The boldface indicated that p values less than 0.05 are considered statistically significant.