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. 2018 Jul 11;12(6):1108–1115. doi: 10.1177/1932296818786486

Table 2.

Differences Between Clinician Personas by Provider, Patient, and Practice Characteristics.

Ready
(n = 42)
Cautious
(n = 85)
Not Yet Ready
(n = 82)
P value
% of total sample 20.10 40.67 39.23
Provider characteristics
 Years in profession 11.3 (9.86) 13.34 (9.61) 14.92 (8.33) .13
 Mistrust in diabetes technology companies 10.02 (2.32) 11.11 (2.16) 10.88 (1.91) .02
Provider type (pediatric/adult/both)
 Pediatric provider, n (%) 23 (55%) 26 (31%) 11 (14%)
 Adult provider, n (%) 8 (19%) 40 (47%) 51 (63%) <.001
 Provider for peds and adults, n (%) 11 (26%) 19 (22%) 19 (23%)
Patient characteristics
 % on public insurance 43.34 (19.57) 39.39 (21.74) 43.24 (24.35) .47
 % requiring interpreter 7.88 (6.75) 8.49 (11.38) 10.49 (11.70) .35
 Race and ethnicity
  % black 17.83 (10.53) 20.06 (15.91) 25.15 (18.89) .03
  % white 66.71 (13.97) 63.9 (19.66) 58.15 (23.82) .06
  % Hispanic 15.56 (9.90) 16.31 (13.01) 17.84 (16.01) .64
Practice characteristics
 % of diabetes patients with T1D 67 (28.97) 54 (33.62) 33 (31) <.001
 % T1D patients using pump 58.14 (20.98) 53.91 (25.14) 39.35 (28.48) <.001
 % T1D patients using CGM 33.36 (23.16) 30.32 (22.34) 17.55 (17.91) <.001

Data are mean (SD) unless otherwise indicated. P-values that were significant at the <.05 level are indicated in bold.