Table III.
Descriptive Statistics for Demographic, Independent and Dependent Variables
| Participants (N = 369) | |
|---|---|
| Child age in years (mean [SD]) | 15.6 [1.4] |
| Child sex, male (N [%]) | 182 [49] |
| Child race (N [%]) | |
| White | 238 [65] |
| African American/Black | 79 [21] |
| Asian | 3 [1] |
| Biracial/Multicultural | 4 [1] |
| Other | 12 [3] |
| Not Indicated | 33 [9] |
| Child ethnicity (N [%]) | |
| Non-Hispanic | 350 [95] |
| Hispanic | 9 [2] |
| Not indicated | 10 [3] |
| Device usea (N [%]) | |
| Continuous glucose monitor | 217 [74] |
| Meter | 77 [26] |
| Clinically elevated PAID-T ≥ 44 (N [%]) | 106 [29] |
| Diabetes duration in years (mean [SD]) | 6.7 [3.8] |
| HbA1cb , % (mean [SD]) | 8.9 [2.1] |
| Blood glucosec , mg/dL (mean [SD]) | 207.0 [61.2] |
| Time in ranged (mean [SD]) | 43.2 [19.1] |
Note. HbA1c=hemoglobin A1c; PAID-T=The Problem Areas in Diabetes—Teen Version.
At time of screening, a75 teens do not have information on device use, b65 teens do not have a recent HbA1c test result, c92 teens do not have a blood glucose reading, d207 participants who use a continuous glucose monitors have time in range data.