Background Social inequalities in health are responsible for disparities in access to the
kidney transplant waiting list (KTWL). The perception of disparities by nephrologists has …

Background Few studies have examined the association between individual-level
socioeconomic status and access to kidney transplantation. This study aims to investigate …

Background Gender disparities in access to kidney transplantation are apparent, with
women being up to 20% less likely to receive kidney transplant compared with men across …

Results Among 655 providers surveyed, 19% were aware of the national racial disparity in
waitlisting: 50%(57 of 113) of medical directors, 11%(35 of 327) of nurse managers, and …

Background: Research focused on identifying vulnerable populations and revealing specific
risk factors for barriers along the pathway from ESRD to kidney transplantation has been …

Objectives We assessed the direct and indirect effect of social deprivation mediated by
modifiable markers of nephrological follow-up on registration on the renal transplantation …

Goldfarb‐Rumyantzev AS, Sandhu GS, Baird B, Barenbaum A, Yoon JH, Dimitri N, Koford
JK, Shihab F. Effect of education on racial disparities in access to kidney transplantation …

Healthcare disparities can be defined as differences in health outcomes that are
unnecessary and avoidable, and in addition, that are considered unfair and unjust (1, 2) …

Background. African Americans (AA) have lower rates of kidney transplantation (KT)
compared with Whites (WH), even after adjusting for demographic and medical factors. In …

Socioeconomic status-related factors have been associated with access to kidney
transplantation, yet few studies have investigated both individual income and education as …