Skip to main content

Table 1 Summary statistics of co-variables used in the analysis

From: Predicting the prevalence of chronic kidney disease in the English population: a cross-sectional study

Covariate

Sample Count (%)

Percent with CKD

Odds ratios*

   

Uni-variable

Bi-variable

Multi-variable

Gender

  Female

373 929 (50%)

9.12%

1

1

1

  Male

370 006 (50%)

4.38%

0.46

0.52

0.48

Ethnicity

  Asian

47 439 (6%)

4.31%

0.47

0.80

0.74

  Black

34 497 (5%)

3.69%

0.40

0.82

0.77

  Mixed

7873 (1%)

4.03%

0.43

1.22

1.17

  White

224 806 (30%)

8.82%

1

1

1

  Other

12 547 (2%)

2.17%

0.23

0.64

0.69

  Not Recorded

8844 (1%)

8.44%

0.95

0.96

1.09

  Not Stated

14 780 (2%)

9.53%

1.09

1.70

1.71

  Missing

393 149 (53%)

6.21%

0.68

0.73

0.97

Smoking status

  Never smoked

357 588 (48%)

7.79%

1

1

1

  Ex-smoker

153 051 (21%)

10.93%

1.45

0.970

1.04

  Smoker

146 608 (20%)

3.69%

0.45

0.74

0.84

  Missing

86 688 (12%)

0.36%

0.04

0.04

0.06

Diabetes

  No

708 072 (95%)

5.97%

1

1

1

  Yes

35 863 (5%)

22.54%

4.59

1.82

1.47

Stroke

  No

728 836 (98%)

6.20%

1

1

1

  Yes

15 099 (2%)

34.17%

7.86

1.59

1.27

Heart Failure

  No

738 669 (99%)

6.44%

1

1

1

  Yes

5266 (1%)

52.51%

16.07

2.78

2.15

Hypertension

  No

635 309 (85%)

3.58%

1

1

1

  Yes

108 626 (15%)

25.37%

9.15

2.36

1.87

Ischaemic Heart Disease

  No

717 929 (97%)

5.80%

1

1

1

  Yes

26 006 (4%)

33.35%

8.13

2.77

1.49

Peripheral Vascular Disease

  No

738 875 (99%)

6.56%

1

1

1

  Yes

5 060 (1%)

36.30%

8.12

1.86

1.44

 

Mean

St. Dev

   

Age

46.72

18.22

2.51

2.3 to 2.5

2.20

Deprivation

18.36

12.80

0.88

0.96

0.92

  1. * Bivariable odds ratios are from the models including age. Multivariable odds ratios are from the model including all the predictors (constant term, coefficient: -3.36, 95% CI −3.39 to −3.33). Odds ratios for age are per 10 year increase, for deprivation they are per 10 point increase. Odds ratios in bold indicate values with a p-value > 0.001.