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Table 1 Sociodemographic and clinical characteristics of young children with type 1 diabetes and their parents

From: Qualitative observation instrument to measure the quality of parent-child interactions in young children with type 1 diabetes mellitus

   

N (%)

M

SD

Children

Sex

Boys

41 (53%)

  
  

Girls

36 (47%)

  
 

Age (years)

(range 2-7)

 

5.12

1.52

 

HbA1c

(range 32 mmol/mol-80 mmol/mol)

77

59.25

9.03

  

(range 5,1% - 9,5%)

77

7.6%

0.8%

 

Treatment

Insulin pump

63 (82%)

  
  

Multiple daily insulin injections

14 (18%)

  
 

Blood glucose monitoring

Times a day (range 2-20)

 

6.08

2.69

 

Years since diagnose

(range 1-6 years)

 

2.61

1.44

Parents

Total

Mothers observed

74 (96%)

  
  

Fathers observed

3 (4%)

  
 

Marital status (mothers)

Single

5 (7%)

  
  

Cohabiting with partner

10 (13%)

  
  

Married/registered partners

52 (70%)

  

Missing

7 (10%)

  
 

Marital status (fathers)

Single

0 (0%)

  
  

Cohabiting with partner

1 (33%)

  
  

Married/registered partners

2 (67%)

  

Missing

0 (0%)

  
 

Educational level (mothers)

Primary education

1 (1%)

  
  

12 years of formal education

36 (49%)

  
  

15-16 years of formal education

29 (39%)

  
  

Other

1 (1%)

  

Missing

7 (10%)

  
 

Educational level (fathers)

Primary education

0 (0%)

  
  

12 years of formal education

0 (0%)

  
  

15-16 years of formal education

3 (100%)

  
  

Other

0 (0%)

  

Missing

0 (0%)