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. 2021 Nov 12;43:58–63. doi: 10.1016/j.gerinurse.2021.11.006

Table 1.

Demographic and other variable information of study sample (n = 84).

x¯ (SD) or n (%) Median Range
Age (years) 68.46 (5.41) 60–86
Sex (female) 46 (54.76)
Ethnicity (Non-Latino or Hispanic) 78 (92.86)
Race
Caucasian/White 65 (77.38)
African American/Black 12 (14.29)
Asian 2 (2.38)
Other or Mixed 5 (5.95)
BMI (kg/m)
Overweight (25-29.9 kg/m) 1 (1.19)
Obese (˃ 30 kg/m) 83 (98.81)
Number of family members
Live alone 21 (25.00)
1 person 49 (58.33)
2 people 9 (10.71)
3 people 1 (1.19)
4 people 1 (1.19)
5 or more people 3 (3.57)
Type of housing
Their own house, apartment, or condo 76 (90.48)
Senior citizen apartment 2 (2.38)
Home of a relative or friend 5 (5.95)
Other 1 (1.19)
Diabetes duration (years) 13.89 (7.53) 1–30
Type of diabetes management
Lifestyle only 9 (10.71)
Oral medication 57 (67.86)
Insulin 7 (8.33)
Combination of oral medication and insulin 11 (13.10)
A1C (%) 6.62 (1.11) 4.1–10.0
Diabetes Distress Scale
Total 1.55 (0.63) 1.35 1–4.7
Emotional burden 1.55 (0.73) 1.20 1–4.8
Physician distress 1.20 (0.60) 1.00 1–5.5
Regimen distress 1.90 (0.95) 1.80 1–5.2
Interpersonal distress 1.47 (0.83) 1.00 1–5.3
PROMIS Depression (t score) 48.92 (8.10) 34.2–69.1
Total COVID-19 Worries 1.72 (0.92) 0–3.9
Personally catching COVID-19 1.83 (1.21) 0–4.0
Dying as a result of it 1.55 (1.37) 0–4.0
A family member catching it 2.00 (1.31) 0–4.0
Disruptions to their own lifestyle 1.89 (1.26) 0–4.0
Local hospitals being overwhelmed 1.81 (1.23) 0–4.0
Economy entering a recession 2.17 (1.20) 0–4.0
Local stores running out of important items 1.45 (1.14) 0–4.0
Family's income declining 1.05 (1.24) 0–4.0

A1C = Glucose Control, BMI = body mass index, COVID-19 = Coronavirus Disease 2019, PROMIS = Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System.