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1 KEEP Data Report 2004 Chapter 1: Introduction
2 National Kidney Foundation KEEP Steering Committee Wendy W. Brown, MD, MPH, FACP, FAHA: Chair Meharry Medical College Vanderbilt University Medical Center Michael J. Klag, MD, MPH: Vice Chair John Hopkins University George Bakris, MD, SACP, FCP Rush Presbyterian, St. Luke Medical Center Allan Collins, MD, FACP Hennepin County Medical Center & University of Minnesota William H. Herman, MD, MPH University of Michigan Claudine Jurkovitz, MD, MPH Emory University School of Medicine Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH William Beaumont Hospital Health Center Janet McGill, MD Washington University School of Medicine Andrew Narva, MD, FACP Indian Health Service Kidney Disease Program Keith C. Norris, MD Charles R. Drew University Pablo Pergola, MD, PhD University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio Ajay Singh, MD Brigham and Woman's Hospital Ex-officio members Shu-Cheng Chen, M.S. Chronic Disease Research Group Minneapolis Medical Research Foundation Sarbani Bhaduri, MD Ortho Biotech National Kidney Foundation Staff John Davis Chief Executive Officer Gigi Politoski Vice President, Programs Division Monica Gannon Early Intervention Programs Director
3 National Kidney Foundation KEEP organizational chart
4 Data Coordinating Center organizational chart
5 Figure 1.1 Cumulative number of KEEP participants & affiliates, by year KEEP N=24,048 in 2003.
6 Figure 1.2 KEEP participants, by U.S. Census Division U.S. Census Divisions SA: South Atlantic NE: New England WSC: West South Central MA: Middle Atlantic ESC: East South Central WNC: West North Central ENC: East North Central PAC: Pacific MTN: Mountain KEEP N=24,048 in 2003.
7 Figure 1.3 Geographic variations in the percent of KEEP participants, by U.S. Census Division U.S. Census Divisions SA: South Atlantic NE: New England WSC: West South Central MA: Middle Atlantic ESC: East South Central WNC: West North Central ENC: East North Central PAC: Pacific MTN: Mountain KEEP N=24,025 in 2003, values in parentheses represent the means of the quartiles. Excludes participants with missing state.
8 Figure 1.4 Geographic variations in the percent of KEEP participants, by state KEEP N=24,025 in 2003, values in parentheses represent the means of the quartiles. Excludes participants with missing state.
9 Figure 1.5 KEEP & NHANES participants, by U.S. Census Region KEEP N=24,025, NHANES III N=19,618. Excludes participants with missing state.
10 Figure 1.6 KEEP & NHANES participants, by age, gender, & race/ethnicity KEEP N=24,048, NHANES III N=19,618, NHANES N=5,448. No race data available for NHANES
11 Figure 1.7 Educational status in KEEP participants, by year Educational Status GSL: Grade school or less SHS: Some high school HSG: High school graduate SC: Some college CG: College graduate PG: Post-graduate KEEP N=23,776. Excludes participants with missing values for educational status.
12 Figure 1.8 Percent distribution of KEEP & NHANES participants, by educational status Educational Status GSL: Grade school or less SHS: Some high school HSG: High school graduate SC: Some college CG: College graduate PG: Post-graduate KEEP N=23,776, NHANES III N=19,401. Excludes participants with missing values for educational status.
13 Figure 1.9 Educational status in KEEP & NHANES participants, by age Educational Status GSL: Grade school or less SHS: Some high school HSG: High school graduate SC: Some college CG: College graduate PG: Post-graduate KEEP N=23,776, NHANES III N=19,401. Excludes participants with missing values for education status.
14 Figure 1.10 Educational status in KEEP & NHANES participants, by gender Educational Status GSL: Grade school or less SHS: Some high school HSG: High school graduate SC: Some college CG: College graduate PG: Post-graduate KEEP N=23,776, NHANES III N=19,401. Excludes participants with missing values for education status.
15 Figure 1.11 Educational status in KEEP & NHANES participants, by race/ethnicity Educational Status GSL: Grade school or less SHS: Some high school HSG: High school graduate SC: Some college CG: College graduate PG: Post-graduate KEEP N=23,107, NHANES III N=19,401. Excludes participants with missing race designation & values for education status.
16 Figure 1.12 Educational status in KEEP & NHANES participants, by U.S. Census Region Educational Status GSL: Grade school or less SHS: Some high school HSG: High school graduate SC: Some college CG: College graduate PG: Post-graduate KEEP N=23,776, NHANES III N=19,401. Excludes participants with missing values for education status.
17 Figure 1.13 Insurance coverage in KEEP participants, by year KEEP N=23,045. Excludes participants with missing values for insurance status.
18 Figure 1.14 Insurance coverage in KEEP participants, by U.S. Census Region & year KEEP N=23,045. Excludes participants with missing values for insurance status.
19 Figure 1.15 Insurance coverage in KEEP participants, by age KEEP N=23,045, NHANES III N=18,770, NHANES N=5,336. Excludes participants with missing values for insurance status.
20 Figure 1.16 Insurance coverage in KEEP & NHANES participants, by gender KEEP N=23,045, NHANES III N=18,770, NHANES N=5,336. Excludes participants with missing values for insurance status.
21 Figure 1.17 Insurance coverage in KEEP & NHANES participants, by race/ethnicity KEEP N=22,361, NHANES III N=18,770. Excludes participants with missing values for insurance status or race.
22 Figure 1.18 Insurance coverage in KEEP & NHANES participants, by U.S. Census Region KEEP N=23,045, NHANES III N=18,770. Excludes participants with missing values for insurance status.
23 Figure 1.19 Percent distribution of KEEP participants, by type of insurance KEEP N=24,048. Excludes participants with missing values for insurance status.
24 Figure 1.20 KEEP participants with a physician, by year KEEP N=23,373. Excludes participants with missing values for physician data.
25 Figure 1.21 KEEP participants with a physician, by U.S. Census Region KEEP N=23,373. Excludes participants with missing values for physician data.
26 Figure 1.22 KEEP participants with a physician, by age, gender, & race/ethnicity KEEP N=23,373, N=22,677 after further exclusions for missing race. Excludes participants with missing values for physician data.
27 Figure 1.23 KEEP participants with a primary physician, by age, gender, & race/ethnicity KEEP N=24,046, OB/GYN only N=16,569; N=23,312 & 16,082 after excluding participants with missing values for race. Excludes participants with missing values for physician data.
28 Figure 1.24 KEEP participants with a specialty physician, by age, gender, race/ethnicity, & specialty KEEP N=24,046, N= 23,312 after excluding participants with missing values for race. Excludes participants with missing values for physician data.
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