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Quality improvement intervention boosted education in patients with kidney disease
A quality improvement intervention successfully boosted education among patients with kidney disease but did not achieve higher home dialysis choice rates, according to study results.
Weight loss after bariatric surgery may lead to drop in HHD frequency
LONG BEACH, Calif. — A patient on dialysis who lost weight after bariatric surgery was able to reduce the number of home hemodialysis sessions from five to four treatments without adverse outcomes, researchers said here.
Survey reveals some challenges patients face managing peritoneal dialysis
LONG BEACH, Calif. — Many patients choose home therapy for the flexibility it offers, but not all patients see that as a benefit, according to survey results presented here.
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Discontinuation rate helps track fallout among patients on peritoneal dialysis
SAN DIEGO — Researchers at Satellite Healthcare and Stanford University School of Medicine have developed a discontinuation risk assessment process to help keep patients on peritoneal dialysis, according to a presentation here.
With a focus on health equity, barriers to home dialysis can be overcome
In my role as a practicing nephrologist and clinical executive, much of my focus involves helping patients overcome their initial reticence about dialysis at home and helping them understand and harness its potential benefits.
Baxter in discussions for sale of kidney division
Baxter International disclosed in a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission filing earlier this month that it would consider selling its kidney care business instead of spinning it off as originally planned.
Home dialysis fellowship offers a pathway for training
The profession of nephrology has expanded in the last 50 years due to changes in public policy, increasing access to dialysis therapy and advancements in kidney research.
Study: Peritoneal dialysis largely underused, often recommended based on limiting factors
Peritoneal dialysis is largely underused on a global scale, according to a scenario-based survey that explored the preconceptions of kidney care physicians as a barrier to access.
Unlock the full potential of home hemodialysis with a goal-driven approach
The nephrology community is navigating an evolving landscape of kidney care transformation. Nephrologists and kidney care teams are reconsidering how to prescribe therapy to patients with end-stage kidney disease as the United States works toward the monumental goal of 80% of incident ESKD patients receiving a kidney transplant or undergoing home dialysis by 2025 as outlined in the Advancing American Kidney Health initiative.
Time to expand dialysis programs worldwide to include extended HHD
In-center conventional hemodialysis, performed thrice weekly at 4 hours per session, is a life-sustaining treatment.
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