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Table 2 Intended variables for data collection, continued

From: Understanding the impact of five major determinants of health (genetics, biology, behavior, psychology, society/environment) on type 2 diabetes in U.S. Hispanic/Latino families: Mil Familias - a cohort study

Variable

Encounter and/or Intended Tool or Method (Ref.)

1 – Adult with diabetes

2 – Adult w/o diabetes

3 – Child with diabetes

4 – Child w/o diabetes

BEHAVIORAL INFLUENCES

 Sleep

  Patient-reported

OSQ: Oviedo Sleep Questionnaire [21]

Yes

Yes

  Device-reported

Wearable device (e.g., Fitbit)

Yes

Yes

≥ 13

≥ 13

 Physical activity

  Patient-reported

Activity Log

Yes

Yes

  Device-reported

Wearable device (e.g., Fitbit, ActiGraph)

Yes

Yes

≥ 13

≥ 13

 Diet

  Tortilla consumption

Intro. Interview, # corn vs. flour eaten daily past 30 days

Yes

Yes

  Sugary drinks

Intro. Interview, BRFSS questions [22]

Yes

Yes

  Eating out

Intro. Interview, NHANES question [23]

Yes

Yes

  Stress

PSS-4: Perceived Stress Scale [24]

Yes

Yes

  Drug abuse

DAST-10: Drug Abuse Screening Test [25]

Yes

Yes

  DM management

DSSCI: Diabetes Symptom Self-Care Inventory [26]

Yes

  Family DM management

FSE: Family Self-Efficacy for Diabetes Management [27]

Yes

  Foot care

FCCS-FCB: Foot Care Confidence Scale / Behavior [28]

Yes

SOCIAL-ENVIRONMENTAL INFLUENCES

 Socio-demographics

  Age

Intro. Interview/Demographics

Yes

Yes

Par

Par

  Gender

Intro. Interview/Demographics

Yes

Yes

Par

Par

  Race/ethnicity

Intro. Interview/Demographics

Yes

Yes

Par

Par

  Address

Intro. Interview/Demographics/Contacts

Yes

Yes

Par

Par

  Phone number

Intro. Interview/Demographics/Contacts

Yes

Yes

  Email

Intro. Interview/Demographics/Contacts

Yes

Yes

  Household size, income

Intro. Interview/Demographics

Yes

Yes

Par

Par

  Education

Intro. Interview/Demographics

Yes

Yes

Par

Par

  Insurance status

Intro. Interview/Demographics

Yes

Yes

Par

Par

  Insurance type/payer

Intro. Interview/Demographics

Yes

Yes

Par

Par

  Recent provider visit

Intro. Interview/Demographics

Yes

Yes

Par

Par

  Country of birth

Intro. Interview/Demographics

Yes

Yes

Par

Par

  Marital status

Intro. Interview/Demographics

Yes

Yes

  Occupation

Intro. Interview/Demographics

Yes

Yes

  Night shifts

Intro. Interview/Demographics

Yes

Yes

  Alcohol, tobacco use

Intro. Interview/Demographics

Yes

Yes

  Acculturation

BASH: Brief Acculturation Scale for Hispanics [29]

Yes

Yes

 Introductory Interview

  DM cause

Intro. Interview: Why is DM common in Latino families?

Yes

Yes

  DM prevention

Intro. Interview: What can prevent DM in Latino families?

Yes

Yes

  DM challenges

Intro. Interview: What difficulties to get help with DM?

Yes

Yes

  Health literacy

SAHL: Short Assessment of Health Literacy [30]

Yes

Yes

  Health numeracy

NVS: Newest Vital Signs [31]

Yes

Yes

  Trust in physician

TPS: Trust in Physician Scale [32]

Yes

Yes

  Social needs stability

SNST: Health Leads Social Needs Screening Toolkit [33]

Yes

Yes

  Food (In)security

FSSM: Food Security Survey Module [34]

Yes

Yes

  Functional support

SSQ6: Social Support Questionnaire short version [35]

Yes

  Support structure

mMOS-SSS: Modified Medical Outcomes Study Social Support Survey [36]

Yes

Yes

  1. Abbreviations: DM Diabetes mellitus, HbA1c Hemoglobin A1c, Intro., Introductory, Opt Optional, Par Participant