Table I.

Demographic Characteristics of Parent Participants and Their Children With T1D

		Parent Crowd Group		Diversity Focus Group
Child characteristics		n	Mean (SD)/percent	n	Mean (SD)/percent
	Age (years)	139	5.50 (2.00)	8	4.75 (1.39)
	Age at diagnosis (years)	138	2.63 (1.45)	8	2.63 (1.30)
	Duration of T1D (years)	138	2.43 (1.97)	8	1.63 (1.19)
	Most recent HbA1c (%)	134	7.69 (0.92)	7	8.43 (0.09)
	Male/female	65/72	46.8/51.8	3/5	37.5/62.5
Race	Caucasian	123	88.5	2	25.0
	African American	2	1.4	5	62.5
	Other/Multiple	13	9.4	1	12.5
Ethnicity	Hispanic/Other	9	6.5	3	37.5
	Non-Hispanic	124	89.2	5	62.5
Insulin regimen	Insulin pump	94	67.6	3	34.5
	Multiple daily injections	38	27.3	5	62.5
	Conventional/sliding scale	4	2.9	0	0.0
	Use of continuous glucose monitor (Y/N)	96/42	69.1/30.2	5/2	62.5/25.0
Participant characteristicsa
	Age (years)	153	36.39 (5.57)	12	34.42 (7.04)
Relationship to child	Biological mother	129	84.6	8	61.5
	Biological father	22	14.4	3	23.1
	Other	2	1.4	2	15.4
Education	HS diploma	12	7.8	4	33.3
	Some college/technical school	41	26.8	5	41.7
	Bachelor’s degree	54	35.3	1	8.3
	Advanced degree	45	29.4	2	16.7
Occupation	Not employed outside home	44	28.8	4	33.3
	Operational/technical level	29	19.0	4	33.3
	Managerial level	48	31.4	3	25.0
	Professional level	26	17.0	1	8.3
Household annual income	<$50k	32	20.9	5	41.7
	$51k–$100k	63	41.2	5	41.7
	$101k-$150k	34	22.2	2	16.7
	>$150k	17	11.1	0	0.0
Internet use, general	Daily	103	67.3	4	33.3
	Often	23	15.0	2	16.7
	Sometimes	19	12.4	4	33.3
	Never	3	2.0	1	8.3
Internet use, T1D-related	Daily	60	29.2	2	16.7
	Often	45	29.4	1	8.3
	Sometimes	27	17.6	5	41.7
	Never	11	7.2	2	16.7

^aOne grandmother provided minimal information.