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Self-care alone will not solve burnout; deeper approach to well-being key
BOSTON — As the health care industry faces rising professional burnout, the field should embrace self-care as part of the solution, according to a speaker at the National Kidney Foundation Spring Clinical Meetings.
National Kidney Foundation marks 75 years with initiative to change care
BOSTON — The National Kidney Foundation Spring Clinical Meetings opened its 75th annual event with a clear message: Enhance patient care by advancing awareness.
Patient care technicians are key in dialysis but are often not fairly recognized
While patient care technicians play a key role in dialysis, there may be a disconnect between their efforts and the recognition they receive, according to researchers.
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National Kidney Foundation consensus: Race-free eGFR may optimize decision-making
The National Kidney Foundation published a consensus document that advocates transition to race-free eGFR equations in health-related decision-making.
Community health access may ease burden for Medicaid patients, uninsured adults with ESKD
Greater access to community health centers may improve outcomes for Medicaid recipients and adults without insurance who have end-stage kidney disease, data show. Amid systematic barriers in health care, “nephrology is unique in that U.S. federal health insurance, Medicare, covers most patients with ESKD irrespective of age or income,” Yoshio N. Hall, MD, MS, academic professor of medicine in nephrology at the University of Washington Kidney Research Institute in Seattle, told Healio. “However, this near-universal coverage does not extend to patients with non-dialysis-dependent kidney disease. As such, most nephrology practices in the U.S. continue to focus their care on patients who require maintenance dialysis."
ChatGPT partly avoided discriminatory decision-making for patients with kidney disease
SAN DIEGO — ChatGPT 4.0 partly avoided discriminatory decision-making for patients with kidney disease, but had gaps in diversity, equity and inclusion, data show.
Action needed to increase diversity, address race, gender gaps in nephrology
SAN DIEGO — Increasing diversity and addressing gender and racial gaps among nephrology fellows requires immediate action, researchers said at ASN Kidney Week.
Kidney group urges CMS to prioritize Increasing Organ Transplant Access payment model
The Kidney Transplant Collaborative expressed disappointment at the delayed CMS launch of the Increasing Organ Transplant Access model, according to a press release from the organization.
VIDEO: ASN group responds to natural disasters, shortages
SAN DIEGO — In this video exclusive from ASN Kidney Week, Jeffrey Silberzweig, MD, FACP, FASN, discusses the work the American Society of Nephrology’s Emergency Partnership Initiative is doing to respond to major health emergencies.
Prabir Roy-Chaudhury, MD, PhD, FASN, to become president of ASN
SAN DIEGO — Prabir Roy-Chaudhury, MD, PhD, FASN, will become the next president of American Society of Nephrology, according to a press release.
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