Perceptions about hemodialysis and transplantation among African American adults with end-stage renal disease: Inferences from focus groups Epidemiology and Health Outcomes

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Main Authors:	Salter, M.L, Kumar, K, Law, A.H, Gupta, N, Marks, K, Balhara, K, McAdams-Demarco, M.A, Taylor, L.A, Segev, D.L
Other Authors:	DUKE-NUS MEDICAL SCHOOL
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Published:	2020
Subjects:	adult African American age aged Article clinical article end stage renal disease family fear female friend health belief health care disparity hemodialysis human kidney disease kidney graft rejection kidney transplantation male medical information patient attitude patient worry personal experience qualitative analysis sex difference social support United States content analysis doctor patient relation information processing medicare patient history of transplantation qualitative research thematic analysis attitude to health clinical trial comparative study Kidney Failure, Chronic Maryland middle aged multicenter study perception procedures psychology quality of life renal replacement therapy risk assessment treatment outcome Adult African Americans Age Factors Aged Attitude to Health Baltimore Female Focus Groups Healthcare Disparities Humans Kidney Transplantation Male Middle Aged Perception Physician-Patient Relations Qualitative Research Quality of Life Renal Dialysis Risk Assessment Sex Factors Treatment Outcome
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spelling	sg-nus-scholar.10635-1814522023-11-01T07:33:15Z Perceptions about hemodialysis and transplantation among African American adults with end-stage renal disease: Inferences from focus groups Epidemiology and Health Outcomes Salter, M.L Kumar, K Law, A.H Gupta, N Marks, K Balhara, K McAdams-Demarco, M.A Taylor, L.A Segev, D.L DUKE-NUS MEDICAL SCHOOL adult African American age aged Article clinical article end stage renal disease family fear female friend health belief health care disparity hemodialysis human kidney disease kidney graft rejection kidney transplantation male medical information patient attitude patient worry personal experience qualitative analysis sex difference social support United States content analysis doctor patient relation end stage renal disease information processing medicare patient history of transplantation qualitative research thematic analysis attitude to health clinical trial comparative study Kidney Failure, Chronic kidney transplantation Maryland middle aged multicenter study perception procedures psychology quality of life renal replacement therapy risk assessment treatment outcome Adult African Americans Age Factors Aged Attitude to Health Baltimore Female Focus Groups Healthcare Disparities Humans Kidney Failure, Chronic Kidney Transplantation Male Maryland Middle Aged Perception Physician-Patient Relations Qualitative Research Quality of Life Renal Dialysis Risk Assessment Sex Factors Treatment Outcome 10.1186/s12882-015-0045-1 BMC Nephrology 16 1 49 2020-10-27T10:58:20Z 2020-10-27T10:58:20Z 2015 Article Salter, M.L, Kumar, K, Law, A.H, Gupta, N, Marks, K, Balhara, K, McAdams-Demarco, M.A, Taylor, L.A, Segev, D.L (2015). Perceptions about hemodialysis and transplantation among African American adults with end-stage renal disease: Inferences from focus groups Epidemiology and Health Outcomes. BMC Nephrology 16 (1) : 49. ScholarBank@NUS Repository. https://doi.org/10.1186/s12882-015-0045-1 14712369 https://scholarbank.nus.edu.sg/handle/10635/181452 Attribution 4.0 International http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Unpaywall 20201031
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topic	adult African American age aged Article clinical article end stage renal disease family fear female friend health belief health care disparity hemodialysis human kidney disease kidney graft rejection kidney transplantation male medical information patient attitude patient worry personal experience qualitative analysis sex difference social support United States content analysis doctor patient relation end stage renal disease information processing medicare patient history of transplantation qualitative research thematic analysis attitude to health clinical trial comparative study Kidney Failure, Chronic kidney transplantation Maryland middle aged multicenter study perception procedures psychology quality of life renal replacement therapy risk assessment treatment outcome Adult African Americans Age Factors Aged Attitude to Health Baltimore Female Focus Groups Healthcare Disparities Humans Kidney Failure, Chronic Kidney Transplantation Male Maryland Middle Aged Perception Physician-Patient Relations Qualitative Research Quality of Life Renal Dialysis Risk Assessment Sex Factors Treatment Outcome
spellingShingle	adult African American age aged Article clinical article end stage renal disease family fear female friend health belief health care disparity hemodialysis human kidney disease kidney graft rejection kidney transplantation male medical information patient attitude patient worry personal experience qualitative analysis sex difference social support United States content analysis doctor patient relation end stage renal disease information processing medicare patient history of transplantation qualitative research thematic analysis attitude to health clinical trial comparative study Kidney Failure, Chronic kidney transplantation Maryland middle aged multicenter study perception procedures psychology quality of life renal replacement therapy risk assessment treatment outcome Adult African Americans Age Factors Aged Attitude to Health Baltimore Female Focus Groups Healthcare Disparities Humans Kidney Failure, Chronic Kidney Transplantation Male Maryland Middle Aged Perception Physician-Patient Relations Qualitative Research Quality of Life Renal Dialysis Risk Assessment Sex Factors Treatment Outcome Salter, M.L Kumar, K Law, A.H Gupta, N Marks, K Balhara, K McAdams-Demarco, M.A Taylor, L.A Segev, D.L Perceptions about hemodialysis and transplantation among African American adults with end-stage renal disease: Inferences from focus groups Epidemiology and Health Outcomes
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title	Perceptions about hemodialysis and transplantation among African American adults with end-stage renal disease: Inferences from focus groups Epidemiology and Health Outcomes
title_short	Perceptions about hemodialysis and transplantation among African American adults with end-stage renal disease: Inferences from focus groups Epidemiology and Health Outcomes
title_full	Perceptions about hemodialysis and transplantation among African American adults with end-stage renal disease: Inferences from focus groups Epidemiology and Health Outcomes
title_fullStr	Perceptions about hemodialysis and transplantation among African American adults with end-stage renal disease: Inferences from focus groups Epidemiology and Health Outcomes
title_full_unstemmed	Perceptions about hemodialysis and transplantation among African American adults with end-stage renal disease: Inferences from focus groups Epidemiology and Health Outcomes
title_sort	perceptions about hemodialysis and transplantation among african american adults with end-stage renal disease: inferences from focus groups epidemiology and health outcomes
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Perceptions about hemodialysis and transplantation among African American adults with end-stage renal disease: Inferences from focus groups Epidemiology and Health Outcomes

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