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Patient groups associated with disparities in health care are usually defined on the basis of race, gender or geographic location. Social Adaptability Index (SAI), calculated based on education, marital status, income, employment and substance abuse, has been strongly associated with clinical outcome in other patient populations and may be used to identify individuals at risk. We used data from the United States Renal Data System to evaluate the role of SAI in survival of patients on dialysis.

Social Adaptability Index: application and outcomes in a dialysis population