Factors in Mental Health Problems among Japanese Dialysis Patients Living in Heavily Damaged Prefectures Two Years after the Great East Japan Earthquake

Table 2

Percentage of different traumatic experiences caused by the disaster^a.

Kind	(%)
Feeling fairly or very afraid	82.2
Strong anxieties about family safety	46.1
Finding shelter	35.7
Partial or complete destruction of home	19.1
Suffering from a permanent physical injury	14.3
Helping to rescue victims of the disaster	9.0
Seeing dead or seriously injured people	7.3
Death of a family member	3.3
Suffering from injury or burns	2.9
Injury or permanent physical damage to a family member	1.4

^aA database for inputting estimated values for missing values was used (). Missing values were input to the scale indicating the number of traumatic experiences caused by the disaster. However, missing values for each type of traumatic experience caused by the disaster were not input. Percentages of the types of disaster were calculated by excluding each case with missing values.