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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Jan 9.
Published in final edited form as: Transpl Int. 2009 Jan 16;22(5):534–545. doi: 10.1111/j.1432-2277.2008.00827.x

Table 1.

Demographic, medical, and psychosocial characteristics of study participants (N = 82).

Variable N %
Demographics
Age (years), mean (SD) (range) 47.3 (12.3) (18–74)
    18–48 44 53.7
    49–74 38 46.3
Gender
    Female 35 42.7
    Male 47 57.3
Ethnicity/race
    White 56 68.3
    African American 15 18.3
    Hispanic/other 11 13.4
Marital status
    Married 52 63.4
    Not married 30 36.6
Education (years), mean (SD)
  (range)*
14 (3.33) 6–27
    ≤High school 31 37.8
    High school grad/GED 50 61.0
Employment status*
    Employed 41 50.6
    Unemployed/student 39 48.1
Gross household income*
    <$14 999–$29 999 21 25.6
    $30 000–$59 999 22 26.8
    $60 000+ 32 13.4
Primary insurer*
    Private insurance 42 51.9
    Medicare/Medicaid 39 48.1
Health status
Cause of ESRD
    Diabetes   7   8.5
    Hypertension 20 24.4
    Glomerulonephritis 18 22
    Other 37 45.1
Organ donor source
    Deceased donor 46 56.1
    Living donor 36 43.9
No. transplants
    1 65 79.3
    2+ 17 20.7
Time with a transplant (months),
  mean (SD) (range)
  1.58 (0.963)
    (0.5–6.5)
Self-rated health
    Excellent 13 16
    Very good 30 37
    Good 28 34.6
    Fair   9 11.1
    Poor   1   1.2
Self-efficacy, mean (SD) (range)   4.69 (0.495)
    (2.0–5.0)

ESRD, end-stage renal disease.

*

Total n does not add up to 82 because participant(s) did not know or disclose information.