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. 2021 Jun 25;15(5):778–785. doi: 10.1016/j.pcd.2021.06.009

Table 2.

Descriptive analysis and gender differences with regard to each item of COVID-19-specific diabetes worries questionnaire.

Variables Total
Male
Female
χ2 df p-Value
n (%) n (%) n (%)
Does it worry you that people with diabetes have a higher risk of coronavirus infection?
 Yes 753 (81.1) 394 (52.3) 359 (47.7) .80 1 .371
 No 175 (18.9) 85 (48.6) 90 (51.4)
Does it worry that you may be unable to manage your diabetes if infected with coronavirus?
 Yes 599 (64.5) 303 (50.6) 296 (49.4) .72 1 .396
 No 329 (35.5) 176 (53.5) 153 (46.5)
Are you worried about accessing medication for your diabetes?
 Yes 165 (17.8) 77 (46.7) 88 (53.3) 1.97 1 .161
 No 763 (82.2) 402 (52.7) 361 (47.3)
Are you worried that you may not be able to access diabetes equipment (e.g., test strips)?
 Yes 245 (26.4) 117 (47.8) 128 (52.2) 1.99 1 .159
 No 683 (73.6) 362 (53.0) 321 (47.0)
Do you think that the quality of your diabetic care has been reduced?
 Yes 254 (27.4) 128 (50.4) 126 (49.6) .21 1 .647
 No 674 (72.6) 351 (52.1) 323 (47.9)
Are you worried that you may not get adequate treatment/diabetic care during COVID-19 pandemic?
 Yes 433 (46.7) 211 (48.7) 222 (51.3) 2.71 1 .100
 No 495 (53.3) 268 (54.1) 227 (45.9)
Are you worried that you may not be able to manage your normal blood glucose level during the pandemic?
 Yes 297 (32.0) 158 (53.2) 139 (46.8) .44 1 .508
 No 631 (68.0) 321 (50.9) 310 (49.1)
Are you worried about possible food shortages?
 Yes 158 (17.0) 86 (54.4) 72 (45.6) .60 1 .437
 No 770 (83.0) 393 (51.0) 377 (49.0)