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. 2021 May 7;16(5):e0251303. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0251303

Table 2. Characteristics of the whole study population, and stratified by the HIV status of the participants.

ALL N = 13771 HIV Negative N = 11263 (82%) HIV Positive N = 2508 (18%) p-value
Sex (Female) 9246 (67.2%) 7520 (66.9%) 1726 (68.9%) 0.054
Age at diabetes ascertainment (Years) 52.0 [44.0;59.0] 53.0 [46.0;61.0] 46.0 [39.0;52.0] <0.001
Age categories <0.001
    18–39 2110 (15.3%) 1445 (12.8%) 665 (26.5%)
    40–49 3718 (27.0%) 2742 (24.3%) 976 (38.9%)
    50–59 4576 (33.2%) 3906 (34.7%) 670 (26.7%)
    60–69 2357 (17.1%) 2191 (19.5%) 166 (6.6%)
    70–79 805 (5.8%) 779 (6.9%) 26 (1.0%)
    > = 80 205 (1.5%) 200 (1.8%) 5 (0.2%)
Baseline HbA1c (%) 8.5 [7.0;11.1] 8.6 [7.0;11.1] 8.4 [6.9;10.9] 0.008
Baseline HbA1c < 7% 2820 (24.5%) 2268 (24.0%) 552 (26.4%) 0.023
Last HbA1c (%) 9.5 [7.2;12.7] 9.1 [7.1;12.0] 12.1 [7.9;15.0] <0.001
Last HbA1c < 7% 2928 (21.3%) 2509 (22.3%) 419 (16.7%) <0.001
Patient outcome (Deceased) 631 (4.6%) 488 (4.3%) 143 (5.7%) 0.004
Ever started diabetes treatment 11745 (85.3%) 9631 (85.5%) 2114 (84.3%) 0.126
Linkage to diabetes a treatment 10707 (91.2%) 8913 (92.5%) 1794 (84.9%) <0.001
Linkage to HbA1c testing b 9264 (67.3%) 7580 (67.3%) 1684 (67.2%) 0.909
Ever had Tuberculosis 1839 (13.4%) 1039 (9.2%) 800 (31.9%) <0.001
Tuberculosis-Diabetes comorbidity 1008 (55.9%) 627 (62.0%) 381 (48.2%) <0.001

a. Proportions of patients having a record of diabetes drugs being prescribed within one year of their last recorded diabetes-related hospital encounter (calculated from those who had ever started diabetes treatment)

b. Proportion of patients having a recorded HbA1c laboratory test result within one year of the last recorded diabetes related hospital encounter