Perceived Knowledge and Confidence for Providing Youth-Specific Type 1 Diabetes Exercise Recommendations amongst Pediatric Diabetes Healthcare Professionals: An International, Cross-Sectional, Online Survey

Table 1

Baseline characteristics.

	Overall (N = 125)
Sex
Male	31 (24.8%)
Female	93 (74.4%)
Prefer not to say	1 (0.8%)
Age (years)
Mean (SD)	44 ± 9
Median (IQR)	42 (26, 70)
Continent
North America	33 (26.4%)
Central & South America	14 (11.2%)
Europe	69 (55.2%)
Other	9 (7.2%)
ISPAD member
Yes	59 (47.2%)
No	66 (52.8%)
Years in practice
Mean (SD)	12 ± 8
Median (IQR)	10 (1, 35)
Missing data	1 (0.8%)
HCP type
Physician/Clinician	91 (72.8%)
Nurse	15 (12.0%)
Dietitian	15 (12.0%)
Psychologist	4 (3.2%)
Healthcare type
Public	77 (61.6%)
Private	14 (11.2%)
Both	34 (27.2%)
# Patients seen monthly
<10	16 (12.8%)
10–25	29 (23.2%)
25–50	39 (31.2%)
50–100	30 (24.0%)
>100	11 (8.8%)
HCP team size
0–10	90 (72.0%)
11–20	22 (17.6%)
30–50	13 (10.4%)

Data reported as mean ± SD or median (interquartile range). North America: Mexico, Puerto Rico, and the United States. Central and South America: Costa Rica, Panama, Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, and Chile. Europe: United Kingdom, Turkey, The Netherlands, Sweden, Spain, Slovenia, Portugal, Poland, Lithuania, Italy, Greece, Germany, and Austria. Other: Egypt, the Republic of Congo, India, Taiwan, Australia, and New Zealand.