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Table 1 Participants’ demographic data at baseline

From: The trajectory of a range of commonly captured symptoms with standard care in people with kidney failure receiving haemodialysis: consideration for clinical trial design

Parameter

Total

Missing

number of participants

552

 

Mean Age

63.0 ± 15.6

 

Sex (Male)

61.4% (325/529)

4.2% (23/552)

Ethnicity

White

81.6% (427/523)

5.2% (29/552)

Education

No formal education

34.5% (179/519)

6% (33/552)

High education (1–3)a

45.1% (234/519)

Higher education (4–6)b

20.4% (106/519)

Myocardial infarction

19.4% (97/501)

 

Heart Failure

19.2% (96/501)

 

Cerebrovascular accident

7.8% (39/501)

 

Diabetes without complication

35.9% (108/501)

 

Diabetes with complication

23.2% (116/501)

 

Pulmonary Disease

20.8% (104/501)

 

Peripheral vascular disease

25.5% (128/501)

 

Modified Charlson score index (score 0–16)c

Mean score

2.8 ± 2.8

9.2% (51/552)

Score 0

24.4% (122/501)

Score 1–5

61.3% (307/501)

Score > 5

14.4% (72/501)

Years on dialysis

Mean Years on dialysis

5.0 ± 8.0

18.5% (102/552)

 < 1yr

23.3% (105/450)

1–5 year

48.7% (219/450)

 > 5 years

28.0% (126/450)

  1. Values are given as percentage, mean (± SD), as appropriate
  2. aHigh education (1 = professional qualification, 2 = ’O’ level/GSCE equivalent,3 = Apprenticeship)
  3. bHigher education (4 = ’A’ level/higher equivalent,5 = Degree or higher, 6 = Diploma)
  4. cHigher Modified Charlson score indicates high comorbidities