Table 3.

Likelihood of Having Poor Glycemic and Blood Pressure Control Among Adults with Previously Diagnosed Diabetes and Hypertension

Adjusted Models*Odds Ratio95% CI
Note: elevated hemoglobin = HbA1c ≥ 8.0%; elevated systolic blood pressure = >140 mmHg; elevated diastolic blood pressure = >90 mmHg.
CI = confidence interval; HbA1c = glycosylated hemoglobin.
* Adjusted for age, sex, level of income, insurance coverage, and level of education.
† Adjusted for age, sex, level of income, insurance coverage, level of education, self-reported health status, length of time with disease, body mass index, usual source of care, number of times seeing physician within last year.
Adults with diabetes
Elevated HbA1c*
    Urban whites0.490.26–0.93
    Rural whites0.320.20–0.49
    Urban African Americans0.490.32–0.76
    Rural African Americans1.001.00–1.00
Elevated HbA1c
    Urban whites0.550.31–0.95
    Rural whites0.330.21–0.52
    Urban African Americans0.530.34–0.82
    Rural African Americans1.001.00–1.00
Adults with hypertension
Elevated systolic blood pressure*
    Urban whites0.670.54–0.83
    Rural whites0.540.39–0.75
    Urban African Americans1.060.85–1.31
    Rural African Americans1.001.00–1.00
Elevated systolic blood pressure
    Urban whites0.680.54–0.85
    Rural whites0.530.38–0.76
    Urban African Americans1.070.85–1.34
    Rural African Americans1.001.00–1.00
Elevated diastolic blood presssure*
    Urban whites0.440.29–0.67
    Rural whites0.400.23–0.68
    Urban African Americans0.770.50–1.17
    Rural African Americans1.001.00–1.00
Elevated diastolic blood pressure
    Urban whites0.450.30–0.68
    Rural whites0.400.24–0.68
    Urban African Americans0.770.50–1.17
    Rural African Americans1.001.00–1.00