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. 2020 Mar 10;8(1):E156–E162. doi: 10.9778/cmajo.20190199

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