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Table 1 Patient Characteristics

From: Impact of pharmacy services on initial clinical outcomes and medication adherence among veterans with uncontrolled diabetes

Characteristic

Pharmacist Visit

N (%)

No Pharmacist Visit

N (%)

Standardized Differences

Count

5749

5749

 

Age

  < 35

56 (1.1)

56 (0.97)

−0.02

 35–44

346 (6.02)

426 (7.4)

−0.06

 45–54

1138 (19.8)

1339 (23.3)

−0.09

 55–64

2537 (44.1)

2453 (42.7)

0.03

 65–74

1116 (19.4)

982 (17.1)

0.06

 75–84

488 (8.5)

423 (7.4)

0.04

 85+

68 (1.2)

61 (1.1)

0.01

Race

 White

4374 (76.1)

4468 (77.7)

−0.04

 African American

1182 (20.6)

1077 (18.7)

0.05

 Asian

60 (1.0)

56 (1.0)

0.01

 Native American

54 (0.9)

68 (1.2)

−0.02

 Hawaiian/Pacific Islander

79 (1.4)

80 (1.4)

−0.002

Geographic Region

 Northeast

475 (8.3)

519 (9)

−0.03

 Midwest

1484 (25.8)

1372 (23.9)

0.05

 South

2479 (43.1)

2565 (44.6)

−0.03

 West

1311 (22.8)

1293 (22.5)

0.01

 Male

5535 (96.3)

5526 (96.2)

0.003

Initial Medication

 Metformin

3677 (63.9)

3610 (62.8)

0.02

 Sulfonylurea

1903 (33.1)

1950 (33.9)

−0.02

 Thiazolidinedione

74 (1.3)

87 (1.5)

−0.02

 All other OADs

95 (1.7)

102 (1.8)

−0.01

 Charlson Comobidity Indexa

0.5 (0.68)

0.5 (0.65)

−0.05

Previous Event/Condition

 Cerebrovascular Disease

354 (6.2)

337 (5.9)

0.01

 Myocardial Infarction

302 (5.3)

259 (4.5)

0.03

 Congestive Heart Failure

313 (5.4)

283 (4.9)

0.02

 Chronic Pulmonary Obstructive Disease

1237 (21.5)

1189 (20.7)

0.02

 Peripheral Artery Disease

261 (4.5)

284 (4.9)

−0.02

 Body Mass Indexa

33.5 (6.0)

33.4 (5.8)

0.01

 Baseline Hemoglobin A1C, %a

8.6 (1.6)

8.7 (1.6)

−0.04

  1. aValues listed are mean (SD)