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Baxter International to spin off renal division
Baxter International plans to spin off its renal care and acute therapies global business units into an independent, publicly traded company, according to a press release.
Israeli company receives FDA approval on new PD device
liberDi Ltd., a device company based in Israel, has received regulatory clearance from the FDA to market a new continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis machine, according to a press release.
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Top in 2022 home dialysis: Failure of home hemodialysis correlates with mortality
Patients who underwent home hemodialysis failure had a greater risk of mortality than those who continued home dialysis.
Home dialysis improves quality of life prior to dialysis dependence, many do not choose it
ORLANDO — Patients with chronic kidney disease who choose home dialysis have improved health-related quality of life prior to dialysis dependence compared with patients on other modalities, according to a presenter at ASN Kidney Week.
VIDEO: Patients find Tablo Hemodialysis System easy to use, learn at home
ORLANDO — In this video from ASN Kidney Week, Michael Aragon, MD, the chief medical officer of Outset Medical, discusses human factor validation of the Tablo Hemodialysis System in patients doing home dialysis.
VIDEO: New chief of home dialysis at DaVita pushes modality as ‘entry point’
ORLANDO — In this video from ASN Kidney Week, Mihran Naljayan, MD, chief medical officer for home modalities and pediatrics at DaVita Kidney Care, talks about the dialysis provider’s focus on clinical outcomes and safety initiatives.
Minimum of 10 to 12 clinics needed for fellows to give home dialysis without supervision
ORLANDO — Attending at least 10 to 12 home dialysis clinics provides fellows with the needed training to provide home dialysis independently, according to results of a study of program directors and division chiefs presented, here.
Patient, physician education remains a barrier to home dialysis implementation
In order for patients to be ready to take on home dialysis, physicians must be properly trained and know how to prepare patients, according to a presenter at the International Conference on Dialysis.
Experts recommend claims-based approach when studying PD-associated peritonitis
A Medicare claims-based approach offers a “promising framework” for researchers studying peritoneal dialysis-associated peritonitis, according to data published in the American Journal of Kidney Diseases.
Home dialysis is growing but more tools are needed
Remarkably, more than 3 years have passed since the release of the executive order on the HHS initiative Advancing American Kidney Health.
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