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. 2020 May 27;1(7):657–662. doi: 10.34067/KID.0002082020

Table 1.

Comparison of sociodemographic characteristics of kidney transplant providers and kidney patients at University of Alabama at Birminghama

Characteristics Kidney Providers N=40 (20%) Kidney Patients N=163 (80%) P Value
Age (mean±SD) 43.1±11.7 51.7±13.3 0.0003
 Median 42 52
Gender (male) 8 (20%) 100 (62%) <0.0001
Ethnicity 0.30
 White 22 (55%) 74 (46%)
 Black 13 (33%) 74 (46%)
 Asian/NA/Hispanic 5 (13%) 14 (9%)
Religion 0.007
 Christian/Catholic 32 (80%) 153 (94%)
 Jewish, Islam, other, no religion 8 (20%) 9 (6%)
Years of clinical practice or as kidney patient (mean±SD) 15.4±10.1 4.1±6.1 <0.001
Marital status
 Single 36 (22%)
 Married/living with partner 92 (56%)
 Divorced or separated 27 (17%)
 Widowed 8 (5%)
Highest level of education completed
 None/elementary 4 (3%)
 High school 97 (61%)
 Bachelors 43 (27%)
 Graduate degree 16 (10%)
What best describes your prior medical treatment at the UAB kidney transplant program
 Kidney transplant recipient 110 (68%)
 On waiting list or being evaluated for a kidney transplant 53 (33%)

NA, Native American; UAB, University of Alabama at Birmingham.

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Counts, N, and percentages shown for all variables unless otherwise specified.