Table 1:
Characteristics of First Nations people and other people in Ontario with diabetes admitted to hospital with stroke or transient ischemic attack in Ontario, Apr. 1, 2011, to Mar. 31, 2016
Characteristic | No. (%) of people* | |
---|---|---|
First Nations people with diabetes n = 536 |
Other people in Ontario with diabetes n = 28 338 |
|
Age, yr, median (IQR) | 63 (55–71) | 74 (65–81) |
Age group, yr | ||
20–49 | 66 (12.3) | 1065 (3.8) |
50–64 | 231 (43.1) | 5841 (20.6) |
65–79 | 190 (35.4) | 12 564 (44.3) |
≥ 80 | 49 (9.1) | 8868 (31.3) |
Female sex | 287 (53.5) | 13 274 (46.8) |
Rurality† | ||
Urban | 151 (28.2) | 19 265 (68.4) |
Semiurban | 90 (16.8) | 6203 (22.0) |
Rural | 121 (22.6) | 2680 (9.5) |
Missing | 174 (32.5) | 190 (0.7) |
Comorbidity | ||
Low (≤ 4 ADGs) | 67 (12.5) | 3158 (11.1) |
Medium (5–9 ADGs) | 173 (32.3) | 9979 (35.2) |
High (≥ 10 ADGs) | 296 (55.2) | 15 201 (53.6) |
Stroke type | ||
Hemorrhagic | 55 (10.3) | 3203 (11.3) |
Ischemic | 372 (69.4) | 20 854 (73.6) |
Transient ischemic attack | 109 (20.3) | 4281 (15.1) |
Note: ADGs = Aggregated Diagnosis Groups (used as a measure of comorbidity),
IQR = interquartile range.
Except where noted otherwise.
Defined according to the Rurality Index for Ontario.21