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. 2022 May 19;58(5):675. doi: 10.3390/medicina58050675

Table 4.

Distribution of diabetes self-management according to the demography of participants (n = 375).

Variable Category Inappropriate Appropriate p-Value
Gender Female
Male
117 (60.3%)
115 (63.5%)
77 (39.7%)
66 (36.5%)
0.520
Age 20–34
35–49
50–65
65
14 (66.7%)
74 (64.3%)
96 (61.5%)
48 (57.8%)
7 (33.3%)
41 (35.7%)
60 (38.5%)
35 (42.2%)
0.781
Residence Rural
Urban
85 (62.0%)
147 (61.8%)
52 (38.0%)
91 (38.2%)
0.957
Exercise No
Yes
122 (68.9%)
110 (55.6%)
55 (31.1%)
88 (44.4%)
0.008
Education Illiterate
Reads and writes
Elementary
Intermediate
Secondary
Higher education
39 (53.4%)
18 (64.3%)
28 (62.2%)
24 (61.5%)
46 (69.7%)
77 (62.1%)
34 (46.6%)
10 (35.7%)
17 (37.8%)
15 (38.5%)
20 (30.3%)
47 (37.9%)
0.550
Occupation Unemployed
Farmer
Business
Public sector job
Private sector job
105 (58.3%)
7 (58.3%)
12 (66.7%)
85 (64.4%)
23 (69.7%)
75 (41.7%)
5 (41.7%)
6 (33.3%)
47 (35.6%)
10 (30.3%)
0.661
Marital status Single
Married
Divorce
Widow
38 (63.3%)
147 (59.5%)
17 (77.3%)
30 (65.2%)
22 (36.7%)
100 (40.5%)
5 (22.7%)
16 (34.8%)
0.382
Family income
(SR/Month)
<5000
From (5000–9999)
From (10,000–14,999)
>15,000
110 (64.3%)
65 (62.5%)
29 (53.7%)
28 (60.9%)
61 (35.7%)
39 (37.5%)
25 (46.3%)
18 (39.1%)
0.572
Nationality Non-Saudi
Saudi
24 (61.5%)
208 (61.9%)
15 (38.5%)
128 (38.1%)
0.964
Smoking No
Yes
180 (59.0%)
52 (74.3%)
125 (41.0%)
18 (25.7%)
0.018
Khat chewing No
Yes
178 (59.3%)
54 (72.0%)
122 (40.7%)
21 (28.0%)
0.043
Duration of diabetes From 1–5 years
From 6–10 years
From 11–15 years
From 16–20 years
>20 years
91 (63.6%)
49 (55.1%)
38 (65.5%)
25 (59.5%)
29 (67.4%)
52 (36.4%)
40 (44.9%)
20 (34.5%)
17 (40.5%)
14 (32.6%)
0.569

Bold to indicate that is p < 0.05 (significant).