Table 1.

Sample distribution (%) and average PSS10, CD RISC, and KDQoL36 (M) scores in relation to sociodemographic, hemodialysis (HD) routine-related, and clinical data.

Variables	Sample Distribution	PSS10	CD RISC	KDQOL-36
Sex (t-test p-value)		0.165	0.291	0.707
Male	68.8%	12.36	71.42	47.43
Female	29.2%	14.33	67.15	46.40
Living arrangement (ANOVA p-value)		0.150	0.281	0.858
With a partner	42.4%	11.89	73.04	47.22
With a partner and children	22.9%	14.21	68.57	48.33
With children	6.9%	17.90	68.08	44.68
With other family members	9.7%	14.07	63.02	51.00
With caregivers	4.2%	15.50	56.41	45.67
Education level (ANOVA p-value)		0.316	0.291	0.628
No studies	9.0%	12.23	65.09	47.71
Primary school	34.0%	14.82	66.63	45.51
Secondary school	28.5%	11.98	75.69	49.63
Vocational training	15.3%	13.45	68.22	48.01
University studies	10.5%	10.93	72.17	44.38
Employment status (ANOVA p-value)		0.003 *	0.128	0.053
Actively employed	1.4%	3.5	88.46	67.98
Unemployed/homemaker(Un/ho)	10.4%	18.47	61.28	47.72
Incapacitated or retired	84.1%	12.50	70.51	46.53
Home setting (t-test p-value)		0.598	0.236	0.683
Rural	14.6%	13.95	64.13	46.49
Urban	71.5%	12.97	70.45	48.06
Type of transport (ANOVA p-value)		0.455	0.151	0.128
Private	31.3%	12.00	73.79	50.91
Public	16.0%	13.35	63.38	44.29
Medical transport	41.0%	13.92	68.08	46.42
Perception of displacement (t-test p-value)		0.129	0.257	0.798
Easy or very easy	59.8%	12.01	71.84	48.36
Normal	34.6%	14.66	65.70	46.63
Difficult or very difficult	4.7%	15.71	63.19	46.53
Diabetic status (t-test p-value)		0.619	0.646	0.183
Diabetic	29.2%	13.24	69.57	44.73
Non-diabetic	66.7%	12.53	71.40	48.,29
Type of vascular access (t-test p-value)		0.323	0.015 *	0.368
Arteriovenous fistula/graft	84.0%	12.60	72.19	47.74
Tunneled central venous catheter	13.9%	14.47	59.16	44.58

Note: PSS10 = Perceived Stress Scale 10; CD-RISC = Connor–Davidson Resilience Scale; KDQoL36 = Kidney Disease Quality of Life 36 total score. * p < 0.05.