Table 1

Participant characteristics

High deprivation group
N=19
Low deprivation group
N=13
CharacteristicsNumber (%)Number (%)
Sex
 Female10 (53)7 (54)
 Male9 (47)6 (46)
Age group (years)
 21–403 (16)1 (8)
 41–6010 (53)5 (38)
 61–806 (32)7 (54)
Ethnicity
 White16 (84)13 (100)
 Other ethnic groups*3 (16)0
Marital status
 Single4 (21)0
 Married/long-term partner11 (58)12 (92)
 Other (divorced or widowed/bereaved)4 (21)1 (8)
Number of dependents
 014 (74)10 (77)
 12 (11)1 (8)
 2 or more3 (16)2 (15)
Renal replacement therapy prior to transplantation
 None (chronic kidney disease 4/5)1 (5)1 (8)
 Peritoneal dialysis4 (21)6 (46)
 Haemodialysis12 (63)4 (31)
 Peritoneal and haemodialysis†2 (11)2 (15)
Primary renal disease group‡
 Glomerular disease4 (21)4 (31)
 Tubulointerstitial disease5 (26)1 (8)
 Systemic disease affecting the kidney3 (16)0
 Familial/hereditary nephropathies5 (26)3 (23)
 Miscellaneous renal disorders2 (11)5 (38)
Employment status§
 Full time/part time employment7 (37)5 (38)
 Unemployed—seeking/not seeking employment4 (21)0
 Retired and other (eg, student, homemaker)†8 (42)8 (62)
Index of Multiple Deprivation quintile
 5 (most deprived)6 (32)0
 413 (68)0
 305 (38)
 202 (15)
 1 (least deprived)06 (46)
  • *This includes Black/African/Caribbean/Black British, Asian/Asian British, Mixed/multiple ethnic groups and other ethnic groups.

  • †One individual had received a live-donor kidney transplant which had failed, as well as peritoneal and haemodialysis prior to receiving a deceased-donor kidney transplant.

  • ‡European Renal Association—European Dialysis and Transplant Association (ERA-EDTA) Registry Primary Renal Disease coding system.

  • §Groups combined as one individual in one group.