Table 2.

Characteristics of survey respondents.

Characteristics		n (%)	95% CI	P value
Age group (n=127)				<.001
	18-25	29 (22.8)	14-27
	26-35	44 (34.6)	23-38
	36-45	23 (18.1)	11-23
	46-55	30 (23.6)	15-28
	56-65	8 (6.3)	3-10
	66+	3 (2.4)	0.7-6
Gender (n=129)	Female	107 (82.9)	76-88	<.001
	Male	22 (17.1)	12-25
Reason for site visit (n=101)
	Research for university assignment	41 (40.6)	32-50
	Health worker looking for information	21 (20.8)	14-30
	Curiosity	18 (17.8)	12-26
	Diabetic looking for information	12 (11.8)	7-20
	Research	8 (7.9)	4-15
	Person with diabetic family member looking for information	1 (9.9)	0.2-5
Aboriginal status (n=129)				<.001
	Aboriginal	28 (21.7)	16-30
	Non-Aboriginal	101 (78.3)	70-85
Aboriginal diabetic status (n=27)				<.001
	Diabetic	13 (48)	31-66
	Non-Diabetic	14 (52)	34-69
Aboriginal diabetic self-management (n=11)
Regularly monitors blood sugar
	Never	2 (18)	5-48
	Rarely	2 (18)	5-48
	Sometimes	3 (27)	10-57
	Mostly	1 (27)	2-37
	Always	3 (27)	10-57
Takes medication regularly
	Never	2 (18)	5-48
	Rarely	0 (0)	-
	Sometimes	2 (18)	5-48
	Mostly	5 (46)	21-72
	Always	2 (18)	5-48
Recommended diabetic diet
	Never	2 (18)	5-48
	Rarely	3 (27)	10-57
	Sometimes	0 (0)	-
	Mostly	5 (46)	21-72
	Always	1 (9)	2-37
Recommended exercise
	Never	2 (18)	5-48
	Rarely	3 (27)	10-57
	Sometimes	2 (18)	5-48
	Mostly	0 (0)	-
	Always	4 (36)	16-65
Checks feet daily
	No	6 (55)	28-79
	Yes	5 (46)	21-72
Visit general practitioner at least twice a year
	No	5 (46)	21-72
	Yes	6 (55)	28-79
Eyes checked in last 2 years
	No	6 (55)	28-79
	Yes	5 (46)	21-72