Table 1.
Patient characteristic | Assigned value | Assignment | Sources for case study |
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General characteristics | |||
Agea | 0–115 yr | Drawn from age distribution of country. | UK Office for National Statistics.14 |
Sexa | Male / Female | Prevalence by age for country. | |
Access-to-care | None, partial, unlimited | Assigned based on proportion of population for country. | Assumed based on public health care system of UK |
CKD-related characteristics | |||
Undergoing dialysis | Yes / No | Prevalence by age and sex for country. | UK Renal Registry Report, 2022.15 |
Prior kidney transplant | Yes / No | ||
eGFR ratea | 0–200 ml/min per 1.73 m2 | Health Survey for England 2016, NHS Digital.16 | |
UACRa | 0–1500 mg/g | Health Survey for England 2016, NHS Digital.16 | |
CKD stage | No CKD; CKD stages 1, 2, 3a, 3b, 4, 5 | Assigned based on eGFR and UACR using KDIGO matrix. | KDIGO and NICE guidelines.17,18 |
CKD diagnosis | Yes / No | Assigned based on diagnosis rates by CKD stage for country. | Hirst et al., 20205 |
Comorbidities | |||
Diabetesa | Yes / No | General population: prevalence by age and sex for country. | Health Survey for England 2019.19 |
Hypertensiona | Yes / No | CKD: prevalence by CKD stage for country. | |
Heart failurea | Yes / No | British Heart Foundation, 2020.20 | |
History of CVD | |||
History of myocardial infarctiona | Yes / No | General population: prevalence by age and sex for country. | British Heart Foundation, 2020.20 |
History of strokea | Yes / No | CKD: prevalence by CKD stage for country. | |
Other characteristics | |||
Fast progressora | Yes / No | Assigned based on prevalence in patients with (i) diabetes, (ii) HF, and (iii) without diabetes or heart failure. | Go et al., 201821; George et al., 201722 |
CKD, chronic kidney disease; CVD, cardiovascular disease; eGFR, estimated glomerular filtration rate; HF, heart failure; KDIGO, Kidney Disease: Improving Global Outcomes; NHS, National Health Service; NICE, The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence; UACR, urinary albumin-to-creatinine ratio; UK, United Kingdom.
Included in the eGFR decline equation.