Table 1.

Overview of T1DM-hospitalisations and T2DM-hospitalisations in the ACDI region during 2011–2014 inclusive, by age group, sex, socioeconomic status and accessibility, presented as n (%)

	T1DM-hospitalisation			T2DM-hospitalisation
	Total n=10 617	Men n=5431 (51.1%)	Women n=5276 (49.6%)	Total n=93 508	Men n=51 736 (55.3%)	Women n=47 048 (50.3%)
Age (years)
<40	3886 (36.6%)	1596 (29.3%)	2290 (43.4%)	1137 (1.2%)	409 (0.7%)	728 (1.5%)
40–49	1348 (12.6%)	648 (11.9%)	700 (13.2%)	3589 (3.8%)	1692 (3.2%)	1894 (4.0%)
50–59	1902 (17.9%)	1046 (19.2%)	856 (16.2%)	11 848 (12.6%)	6860 (13.2%)	4988 (10.6%)
60–69	1858 (17.5%)	1105 (20.3%)	753 (14.2%)	23 791 (25.4%)	14 529 (28.0%)	9262 (19.6%)
70–79	991 (9.3%)	627 (11.5%)	364 (6.8%)	29 248 (31.2%)	16 400 (31.6%)	12 848 (27.3%)
≥80	632 (5.9%)	319 (5.8%)	313 (5.9%)	23 898 (25.5%)	11 846 (22.8%)	12 052 (25.6%)
Socioeconomic status (IRSAD) of local government area
Decile 1 (most disadvantaged)	775 (7.2%)	–	–	7595 (8.1%)	–	–
Decile 2	381 (3.5%)	–	–	3714 (3.9%)	–	–
Decile 3	441 (4.1%)	–	–	6298 (6.7%)	–	–
Decile 4	3046 (28.6%)	–	–	21 351 (22.8%)	–	–
Decile 5	4832 (45.5%)	–	–	43 805 (46.8%)	–	–
Decile 6	–			–	–	–
Decile 7	614 (5.7%)	–	–	5936 (6.3%)	–	–
Decile 8	266 (2.5%)	–	–	1930 (2.0%)	–	–
Decile 9	31 (0.2%)	–	–	651 (0.6%)	–	–
Decile 10 (most advantaged)	231 (2.1%)	–	–	2229 (2.3%)	–	–
Accessibility/remoteness (ARIA) of local government area
Moderately accessible (lowest accessibility)	287 (2.7%)	–	–	3806 (4.0%)	–	–
Accessible	1835 (17.2%)	–	–	21 015 (22.4%)	–	–
Highly accessible (highest accessibility)	8495 (80.0%)	–	–	68 688 (73.4%)	–	–

ACDI, Ageing, Chronic Disease and Injury; ARIA, Accessibility/Remoteness Index of Australia; IRSAD, Index of Relative Socioeconomic Advantage and Disadvantage; T1DM, type 1 diabetes mellitus; T2DM, type 2 diabetes mellitus.