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Table 2 Hypertension and high cholesterol prevalence in the diabetes population by data source and state among adults age 50-plus with an office visit in the past year

From: State-level metabolic comorbidity prevalence and control among adults age 50-plus with diabetes: estimates from electronic health records and survey data in five states

 

NHANES, adjusted estimates

2011–2012

HRS, adjusted estimates

2010–2012

EHR, adjusted estimates

2012–2013

% of population

95% CI

% of population

95% CI

% of population

95% CI

Alabama

High cholesterol

69.9

63.3,76.6

75.9↑

67.2, 84.6

63.0↓

57.3, 68.7

Hypertension

78.1

72.0, 84.1

87.9 ↑↑

80.6, 95.1

68.5↓↓

62.8, 74.2

Both

56.8

50.6, 63.1

70.2↑↑

59.1, 81.3

45.6↓↓

40.0, 51.2

Neither

9.0

6.1, 11.9

6.4

0.8, 12.1

14.1↑↑

9.0, 19.2

California

High cholesterol

72.8↑

67.0, 78.5

65.1

55.1, 75.1

64.2↓

59.4, 69.0

Hypertension

74.9

68.8, 81.1

82.3

73.4, 91.1

65.5↓↓

60.6, 70.3

Both

56.0

48.6, 63.4

57.3

47.4, 67.2

43.4↓↓

38.6, 48.2

Neither

8.8↓

5.2, 12.3

10.0

2.0, 18.0

13.8↑

9.3, 18.3

Florida

High cholesterol

68.8

63.5, 74.0

73.4

64.8, 82.1

53.2↓↓

48.2, 58.1

Hypertension

77.6

72.5, 82.6

78.5

72.9, 84.1

62.8↓↓

59.8, 65.7

Both

55.7

49.5, 62.0

59.8

53.1, 66.6

31.5↓↓

26.9, 36.2

Neither

9.6

6.0, 13.3

7.9

2.9, 12.9

15.6↑↑

11.0, 20.2

Louisiana

High cholesterol

69.7↑

64.1, 75.3

63.7

54.5, 72.9

58.9↓

54.2, 63.7

Hypertension

80.6

75.2, 86.1

84.1

76.8, 91.5

77.6

73.2, 82.0

Both

58.4

52.0, 64.8

57.5

49.1, 66.0

46.2↓↓

41.4, 50.9

Neither

8.4

5.3, 11.4

9.7

2.7, 16.7

9.6

5.4, 13.8

Massachusetts

High cholesterol

70.8

64.7, 76.9

69.7

61.2, 78.3

82.1↑↑

77.6, 86.5

Hypertension

79.9

74.5, 85.4

81.1

74.6, 87.6

90.9↑↑

86.6, 95.1

Both

59.0

51.9, 66.1

61.0

52.5, 69.4

76.4↑↑

71.8, 80.9

Neither

8.4

5.0, 11.9

10.2

3.8, 16.5

3.4↓↓

0, 7.5

  1. ↑ (↓) indicates significantly above (below) one of the other data sources (p < .01); ↑↑ (↓↓) indicates significantly above (below) both of the other data sources (p < .01)
  2. NHANES National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, HRS Health and Retirement Study, EHR electronic health record, CI confidence interval. All NHANES estimates are synthetically derived, based on adjusted data