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Table 1 Baseline clinical and sociodemographic characteristics of the study participants

From: Impact of anxiety, depression and disease-related distress on long-term glycaemic variability among subjects with Type 1 diabetes mellitus

 

Overall

N = 411

Men

N = 171

Women

N = 240

P

Age, years

35.5 ± 13.0

35.1 ± 11.4

35.4 ± 12.3

0.822

Diabetes duration time, years

16 (10‒24)

14 (10‒21)

18 (11‒25)

0.057

HbA1c, %

7.8 (7.2‒8.7)

7.8 (7.2‒8.75)

7.8 (7.8‒8.7)

0.642

Use of psychotropic drugs, %

14.6

9.4

18.3

0.011

Education level, %

   

0.985

  Primary or lower

35.0

35.1

35.0

 

  Secondary or tertiary

65.0

64.9

65.9

 

Employment status, %

   

0.026

  Student

18.9

15.2

20.0

 

  Active

49.4

57.9

43.3

 

  Unemployed

25.5

19.9

29.6

 

  Others

7.1

7.0

7.1

 

Type of treatment, %

   

0.011

  Multiple insulin injections

84.7

90.1

80.8

 

  Insulin pump

15.3

9.9

19.2

 

HADS‒A, score

8 (6‒11)

8 (6‒10)

9 (6‒11)

0.002

HADS-A ≥ 8, %

57.5

51.5

61.8

0.029

HADS‒D, score

4 (1‒8)

4 (1‒7)

5 (1‒8)

0.304

HADS-D ≥ 8, %

25.1

21.9

27.3

0.194

PAID, score

51 (31‒68)

46 (30‒59)

55 (36‒72)

 < 0.001

PAID ≥ 40, %

64.6

58.7

68.9

0.024