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Survey reveals how COVID-19 pandemic has impacted UK renal workforce
A survey administered to members of the renal workforce in the United Kingdom revealed several impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, including emotional exhaustion and an increased workload which, in many cases, triggered burnout.
Medical history may help predict COVID-19 risk in people with diabetes
A prediction model factoring in recent hospitalizations, comorbidities and drug exposure may help determine the individual risk for COVID-19 critical care admission and mortality for people with diabetes, according to study data.
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Fresenius, DaVita to manage COVID-19 vaccine allocation for all patients with ESKD
The CDC has authorized Fresenius Medical Care North America and DaVita Inc. to serve as distributors of the COVID-19 vaccine to dialysis clinics across the United States, officials reported last week.
Biden administration partners with dialysis clinics for COVID-19 vaccine allocation
Today, the Biden administration announced a partnership with dialysis clinics to provide COVID-19 vaccinations to patients and health care workers.
Obesity increases risk for COVID-19 ICU admission, but not mortality
Obesity is associated with a greater risk for ICU admission, but not mortality, in COVID-19 patients admitted to a five-hospital health system in the Northeast, according to a presenter at the ENDO annual meeting.
Pandemic reveals possibilities of social media for new forms of medical education
A speaker at the Renal Physicians Association virtual meeting addressed how the COVID-19 pandemic has expanded the way social media is utilized, specifically as it pertains to innovative forms of medical education.
Health care workers, including dialysis staff, holding out on COVID-19 vaccine
Last month, Rochelle P. Walensky, MD, MPH, director of the CDC, signed off on her agency’s recommendation endorsing the safety and effectiveness of the Janssen, a Johnson & Johnson company, COVID-19 vaccine.
Children with multisystem inflammatory syndrome due to COVID-19 at greater risk for AKI
Pediatric patients with COVID-19 who also developed multisystem inflammatory syndrome in children had a higher risk for AKI and subsequent adverse outcomes, study results showed.
Patients with AKI related to COVID-19 require close monitoring after hospital discharge
For hospitalized patients who developed AKI, those who also had COVID-19 experienced faster rates of kidney function decline following discharge, regardless of baseline comorbidities or AKI severity.
COVID-19 incites ‘explosive growth’ in telehealth, but questions remain
Contending that the COVID-19 pandemic forced medicine to evolve by accelerating the use of telehealth, a speaker said it is critical to consider the future role of virtual care and how the best clinical outcomes can be achieved.
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