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. 2019 Dec 30;18:204. doi: 10.1186/s12939-019-1115-y

Table 1.

Characteristics of Included Studies

Study Country No. Indigenous
participants
(n)
Participant group(s) Age range
(years)
Methodological
framework
Data collection Analysis
e.g. content, framework, thematic, GT
Topic
Anderson et al. 2008* [11] AU

146

Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islanders

ESKD pts (18–65) Interview study -life story narrative In depth narrative style face to face interviews Thematic content analysis Understanding of their chronic kidney disease and attitudes to treatment
Bennett et al. 1995 [12] AU

11

Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islanders

Transplant recipients NS Exploratory qualitative In-depth interviews NS Social and cultural factors in dialysis and transplantation

Davison & Jhangri

2014 [13]

CA

21

First Nations

General population 18+ (Age criteria) Multiple case study Semi-structured face to face interviews Critical realism Attitudes toward organ transplant and donation

Devitt et al.*

2017 [14]

AU

146

Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islanders

ESKD pts 18–65 Interview study -life story narrative Narrative style face to face interviews. Thematic Views of transplant and organ donation

Fahrenwald

& Stabnow 2005 [15]

US

21

Oglala Lakota Sioux

General population 21–82

Ethnographic

Social-ecological

In-depth

Interviews

Thematic Sociocultural patterns influencing decisions about organ and tissue donation

Jones & Cornwall**

2018 [16]

NZ

9

Māori

ESRD pts Mean 49.8 (Total Qualitative Sample) Qualitative descriptive Face to face semi-structured interviews Thematic Factor influencing decision-making among ESRD pts. considering approaching family or friends for a kidney

Jones**

2017 [17]

NZ

9

Māori

ESRD pts

23–68

Mean 49.8 (Total Qualitative Sample)

Qualitative descriptive Face to face semi-structured interviews Inductive thematic Factor influencing decision-making among ESRD pts. considering approaching family or friends for a kidney

Keddis

2019 [18]

US 12 Native American ESKD presenting for kidney transplant evaluation Mean 50.1 (+/−8.65) Exploratory qualitative Semi structured interviews Grounded theory & inductive thematic analysis Perceptions & attitudes about kidney transplant

Martin

2013 [19]

NZ

4

Māori

ESRF waitlisted for kidney transplant

19–77 (Total Qualitative

Sample)

Pragmatic mixed methods -including qualitative interviews Semi structured face to face interviews A priori and inductive thematic analysis Barriers to live donor kidney transplant

Smith

2015 [20]

CA

1

First Nations

Donor NS Autoethnography Journal records

NS

Narrative

Lived experience of kidney donation