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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: Hypertension. 2016 Jul 11;68(3):715–725. doi: 10.1161/HYPERTENSIONAHA.116.07775

Table 4.

Comparison of hazard ratios for NHBs vs. NHWs and assessment of model fit across all sequential competing risk modeling analyses for the primary outcome of graft loss

Model Domain Fixed Entry Varied Entry*
HR for NHB vs. NHW 95% CI p-Value Model AIC Relative change in NHB HRs vs. NHW as compared to previous model Change in AICs from previous model
Model 1 Race Only 1.999 1.61–2.49 <0.0001 4868 NA NA
Model 2 +Sociodemographics 2.054 1.64–2.57 <0.0001 4875 −2.8 to 2.1% 5 to 7
Model 3 +Comorbidities 2.057 1.65–2.57 <0.0001 4877 0.1 to 1.3% 2 to 4
Model 4 +Donor Characteristics 1.781 1.36–2.32 <0.0001 4870 −13.4 to −4.2% −7 to 3
Model 5 +Immunologic Risks 1.697 1.30–2.22 0.0001 4878 −9.6 to −4.7% 6 to 8
Model 6 +Immunosuppression 1.691 1.29–2.22 0.0001 4885 −0.4 to 0.7% 7 to 9
Model 7 +CVD Risk Factors & Control 1.501 1.12–2.01 0.0059 4773 −17.5 to −8.7% −118 to −106
Model 8 +Post-Transplant Events 1.490 1.11–1.99 0.0072 4757 −5.5 to −0.7% −28 to −16
*

Varied entry was conducted using iterative modeling and changing the introduction of the blocks of variables into the model in order to determine their impact on racial disparities. For all scenarios, race was initially entered into the model (unadjusted risk), followed by entry of blocks of variables which varied across different iterations.