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Table 1 Subject characteristics, quality of care, provider communications, and out-of-pocket charges for the TRIAD study respondents (n = 8,763)*

From: Educational disparities in health behaviors among patients with diabetes: the Translating Research Into Action for Diabetes (TRIAD) Study

Subject characteristics

N (%)

Sex

Women

4687 (53.5)

 

Men

4076 (46.5)

Age

25–44

816 (9.3)

 

45–64

4252 (48.6)

 

65 or older

3684 (42.1)

Race or Ethnicity

Latino

1291 (15.8)

 

Black, non-Latino

1260 (15.4)

 

White, non-Latino

3594 (44.0)

 

Asian/Pacific Islander

1304 (16.0)

 

Other

720 (8.8)

Annual Household Income

< $15,000

2017 (24.3)

 

$15,001 – 40,000

2783 (33.6)

 

$40,001 – 75,000

2066 (24.9)

 

> $75,000

1424 (17.1)

Education

Less than high school graduate

1773 (20.8)

 

High school graduate

2530 (29.7)

 

Some college

2496 (29.3)

 

College graduate

1720 (20.2)

Diabetes treatment

Diet and exercise only

604 (7.0)

 

Oral agents only

5215 (60.0)

 

Insulin alone or in combination

2868 (33.0)

Comorbidity Score**

No history of serious events

6017 (73.5)

 

History of one or more serious events

2166 (26.5)

Health plan location

California

1771 (20.2)

 

Hawaii

2023 (23.1)

 

Indiana

904 (10.3)

 

Michigan

1268 (14.5)

 

New Jersey

1259 (14.4)

 

Texas

1538 (17.6)

  1. *Complete data only
  2. **Summary score based on whether or not there is a history of myocardial infarct, CABG, PTCA, stroke, or amputation