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. 2017 Oct 19;13(1):100–108. doi: 10.2215/CJN.06830617

Table 2.

Respondent characteristics

Characteristic No. (%)
Sex
 Men 78 (55)
 Women 65 (45)
Age, yr
 <65 88 (62)
 >65 55 (38)
Employment status
 Pensioner 52 (36)
 Part time 15 (10)
 Full time 35 (24)
 Not employed/beneficiary 41 (29)
Education
 Primary 14 (10)
 Some high school 39 (27)
 Completed high school 26 (18)
 Trade certificate 21 (15)
 Diploma/certificate 23 (16)
 Postgraduate 20 (14)
Ethnicity
 European 61 (43)
 Māori 49 (34)
 Pacific Islander 21 (15)
 Asian 7 (5)
 Indian 5 (3)
Marital status
 Married/de facto 85 (59)
 Partnered but not living together 9 (6)
 Single 21 (15)
 Widowed 24 (17)
 Divorced 3 (2)
 Other 1 (1)
Housing
 Own 76 (53)
 Government housing 35 (24)
 Private rental 31 (22)
 Supported housing 1 (1)
No. of people living in household
 1 20 (14)
 2 47 (33)
 3 13 (9))
 4 22 (15)
 5+ 41 (29)
Distance from dialysis unit, km (miles)
 0–10 (0–6.2) 45 (31)
 11–50 (6.8–31) 71 (50)
 51–100 (32–62) 8 (6)
 101+ (63+) 19 (13)
Preferred dialysis access
 Fistula 46 (32)
 Peritoneal dialysis catheter 59 (41)
 Central venous catheter 8 (6)
 Either 30 (21)
Gross annual household income (New Zealand dollars)
 $0–19,999 16 (11)
 $20,000–39,999 34 (24)
 $40,000–59,999 42 (29)
 $60,000–79,999 24 (17)
 $80,000–99,999 15 (10)
 $100,000+ 12 (8)