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. 2019 Nov 9;45(2):170–180. doi: 10.1093/jpepsy/jsz093

Table I.

Demographics and Clinical Characteristics of Children with T1D and Caregivers

Study 1 (n = 51)
Study 2 (n = 177)
Variable Percent (n) Mean (SD), [Range] Percent (n) Mean (SD), [Range]
Youth age (years) 5.73 (1.99), [2.00–9.00] 3.82 (1.28), [0.80–6.08]
Caregivers age (years) 37.02 (5.57), [24.00–46.00] 34.28 (5.90), [20.00–68.00]
Duration of T1D (years) 2.60 (1.79), [0.00–7.00] 1.63 (1.17), [0.00–5.33]
Most recent HbA1c (%)a 7.60 (.73), [6.10–9.40] 7.74 (1.24), [5.40–15.40]
Gender, % (n) female
 Youth 54.5 (24) 44.3 (78)
 Caregiver 93.8 (45) 92.0 (162)
Race, % (n) Caucasian
 Youth 87.5 (42) 85.7 (150)
 Caregiver 91.5 (43) 91.4 (160)
Ethnicity, % (n) Non-Hispanic
 Youth 88.9 (40) 89.7 (157)
 Caregiver 95.8 (46) 94.9 (167)
Insulin regimen
 Insulin pump 68.9 (31) 59.3 (105)
 Multiple daily injections 31.1 (14) 40.7 (72)
Use of continuous glucose monitor, % yes 64.4 (29) 84.7 (150)
Relationship to child
 Mother (Biological/Adoptive/Step) 91.7 (44) 92.1 (163)
 Father (Biological/Adoptive/Step) 8.3 (4) 7.9 (14)
Parent education
 Less than 7th grade 0.6 (1)
 HS diploma 6.3 (3) 10.7 (19)
 Some college/technical school 22.9 (11) 32.8 (58)
 Bachelor’s degree 33.3 (16) 33.9 (60)
 Graduate degree 37.5 (18) 22.0 (39)
Household annual income
 <$25K 12.8 (6) 10.9 (19)
 $25K–49K 17.0 (8) 19.5 (34)
 $50K–$74K 23.4 (11) 17.8 (31)
 $75K–$99K 12.8 (6) 17.2 (30)
 $100K–$149K 25.5 (12) 19.5 (34)
 ≥$150K 8.5 (2) 15.0 (26)
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HbA1c values for study 1 were all self-report and for study 2 were obtained from labs (n = 138) or self-report (n = 39).