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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: West J Nurs Res. 2019 Sep 18;42(7):554–566. doi: 10.1177/0193945919875470

Table 2.

Demographic and Ecological Factors Found to have Significant or Inconsistent Relationships to Transition Readiness

Study Chronic Disease
of Focus
Age Gender Median Household
Income
Sex Composition
of Community
Household
Structure
Insurance
Type
Health
Literacy
Academic
Performance

Beal (2016) MCD* --
Bingham (2015) Rheumatology Diseases
Carlsen (2017) IBD** --
Dwyer-Matzky (2018) MCD -- --
Eaton (2017) MCD
Eluri (2017) Eosinophili esophagitis/ eosinophilic gastroenteritis -- --
Fenton (2015) Kidney transplant -- --
Fredericks (2010) Liver transplant --
Gilleland (2011) Kidney Transplant
Gilleland Marchak (2015) Kidney Transplant
Gray (2015) IBD
Grimsby (2016) Neurogenic bladder -- --
Gumidyala (2018) IBD --
Gutierrez-Colina (2017) Pediatric Transplant
Haarbauer-Krupa (2019) MCD
Hart (2017) MCD
Javalkar (2014) Chronic kidney disease
Javalkar (2016) MCD
Jensen (2017) MCD
Johnson (2015) MCD
Lazaroff (2018) Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis
Mackie (2016) Heart disease/ transplant --
McPherson (2009) Sickle cell disease
Nazareth (2016) MCD
Pakdeeprom (2012) MCD
Rosen (2016) IBD
Sawicki et al. (2014) MCD
Speller-Brown (2015) Sickle cell disease -- --
Stewart (2017) Heart disease --
Szalda (2017) Cancer
Treadwell (2016) Sickle cell disease -- --
Uzark (2015) Heart disease --
Whitfield (2015) IBD
*

MCD – Multiple chronic diseases,

**

IBD – Inflammatory bowel disease,

= significance at the 0.05 level,

--

= studied but no association found