Being able to participate more in social life and a better quality of life – these are some of the effects reported by dialysis patients treated on hemodiafiltration, as seen in the CONVINCE Study. When researchers initiated the CONVINCE Study, they aimed to quantify the benefits patients could receive from high-dose hemodiafiltration (HDF) compared to the standard treatment, hemodialysis. The results were not only promising regarding HDF as a treatment method for reducing mortality rates, but they also highlighted the unique role that patient-reported outcomes (PROs) can play in medical studies for people with kidney disease and others. Krister Cromm, Fresenius Medical Care’s Director of Person-Centered Outcomes Research, played a critical role in gathering and analyzing data from the CONVINCE Study. According to Cromm, PROs provide valuable insights into how someone feels living with a chronic disease, leading to meaningful conversations about optimizing care and choosing the right treatment. “The CONVINCE study showed that it’s possible to achieve a higher quality of life and live longer with hemodiafiltration. For example, the study showed higher social participation, better physical function, better cognitive function and lower pain interference of participants. These are very promising prospects and a light at the end of the tunnel for many patients.” Read the full article to learn how these findings are shaping patient-centered care and improving outcomes in kidney health: https://lnkd.in/degPSfgE #ProudtobeFME #TogetherAhead #Healthcare #Dialysis
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Access the March issue of Kidney360! Discover the latest educational papers on cutting edge clinical research, review engaging editorials, explore global perspective pieces, and more. Read this month’s top picks: ➡ What Are the Impacts of Introducing an SGLT2 Inhibitor after a Recent Episode of Acute Kidney Injury?: https://bit.ly/3TUNns5 ➡ Mortality, Health Care Burden, and Treatment of CKD: A Multinational, Observational Study (OPTIMISE-CKD): https://bit.ly/43Fewm4 ➡ Peritoneal Dialysis (PD) Patient and Nurse Preferences around Novel and Standard Automated PD Device Features: https://bit.ly/3IUPPJ5 ➡ Patient-Level and Center-Level Factors Associated with Required Predonation Weight Loss among Obese Living Kidney Donors: https://bit.ly/4ajk34E ➡ Global Perspectives in AKI: Sri Lanka: https://bit.ly/3TT6Aus Learn from these articles and more: https://bit.ly/3Ued87h Pro Tip: Take advantage of the Read Out Loud feature to listen to the latest research while on the go. Click the “listen” speaker in your article of choice to enjoy listening anywhere, anytime.
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💡 Exciting new development in predicting kidney function recovery after acute kidney injury (#AKI)! Researchers at the University of Cincinnati have created a scoring model that can accurately forecast kidney recovery for patients with AKI-related kidney failure. The model examines factors like age, race, BMI, heart failure, and functional status to predict the likelihood of kidney function recovery within 90 days and 12 months after starting dialysis. Key findings: - 24% of AKI-related kidney failure patients recovered function within 90 days - 34% recovered within 12 months - Factors like older age, low BMI, heart failure, and poor function status were associated with lower recovery chances This scoring system can help clinicians triage patients, monitor those with higher recovery potential, and allow earlier planning for those less likely to recover. It represents an important advancement in personalizing care and optimizing treatment/resource utilization for this patient population. This could have a significant clinical impact for the many patients who experience AKI-related kidney failure. #KidneyHealth #AcuteKidneyInjury #MedicalResearch #ClinicalPrediction
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The key findings of The Lancet Regional Health - Southeast Asia study that evaluated a cohort of 23,601 patients from April 1, 2014, to June 30, 2019, are: - a raw 180-day survival rate of 71%, suggesting that about 7 of every 10 patients survive for over six months - after accounting for center- and patient-level factors, the model-predicted 180-day survival ranged between 83% and 97%. Survival in the average center was 90%. The study, published in The Lancet Regional Health - Southeast Asia, which used de-identified individual-level data from 193 dialysis centers across the country that are part of the NephroPlus network, examined the survival of patients receiving hemodialysis treatment. From April 1, 2014, to June 30, 2019, the study evaluated a cohort of 23,601 patients, of whom 29% were women. Hemodialysis is a vital medical procedure used to treat individuals with kidney failure. India has one of the highest numbers of long-term dialysis patients globally, with an estimated 175,000 individuals in 2018. The number of dialysis patients is on the rise. Despite this burden, there has been limited data on the clinical outcomes of dialysis patients in India. Previous studies were either small, single-center, or over 10 years old. Before this study, there was no national benchmark for survival in hemodialysis patients, and no study had examined survival differences between dialysis centers. Get the details here: https://lnkd.in/gbAffjiT Bangalore Kidney Foundation TANKER Foundation #kidneyhealth #kidneydisease #kidneydiseaseindia #hemodialysisindia #dialysisindia #healthnews #chronickidneydisease
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Controlling Hypertension Through Education and Coaching in Kidney Disease (CHECK-D) NCT04087798 GO BLUE! I am thrilled to collaborate with researchers from the University of Michigan on a clinical study for Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD). Employing a validated approach not only to gauge medication adherence but also to coach patients in enhancing self-management within their daily regimen is crucial for promoting beneficence. Eligible patients enrolled from the intervention group clinics will be given an Intervention-EDI which has personalized information about kidney disease. There will be space on this for the provider to type in any goals or key points they want the patient to remember. Additionally, patients in this group will also receive health coaching. Health coaches will conduct a baseline call and 4-6 coaching calls, based on patient's needs, over an 11-month period. There are 4 topic areas related to blood pressure and CKD that will be the focus of the calls. Coaches will also have pre-determined and vetted educational resources to provide patients if needed. Additionally, patients will be called and reminded of their study visits at 1, 6, 12 months to complete study measures, BP checks, and give urine and blood samples (baseline and 12-month visit only). The MMAS-8 will be utilized by these coaches. This scale is to quantify adherence to pharmacological treatments by 8 items. Levels of adherence are based on the following scores: <6 = low adherence; 6-<8 = medium adherence; 8 = high adherence. the company called adherence. #ResearchCollaboration #CKDStudy #PatientEmpowerment #mmas8 #medicationadherence #patientreportedoutcomes #clinicaltrials #clinicalresearch #mmas8
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Check out the newest #blogpost from VitalTech®, highlighting how our Remote Patient Monitoring (#RPM) and Chronic Condition Management (#CCM) solutions are making a significant difference in the treatment and management of Chronic Kidney Disease (#CKD) and End-Stage Renal Disease (#ESRD). At #VitalTech, we are committed to leveraging technology to improve patient outcomes and provide substantial financial benefits to healthcare providers. Our latest blog dives deep into the ways our RPM and CCM solutions are transforming the care landscape for CKD and ESRD patients, emphasizing personalized care plans, enhanced patient engagement, and operational efficiency. Join us in exploring how innovative solutions can lead to better healthcare outcomes and a brighter future for patients with chronic conditions. Let's spread the word about the transformative power of technology in healthcare! #VitalCare #Innovation #Nephrology #HealthcareTechnology #DigitalHealth #PatientCare #ChronicConditionManagement #KidneyHealth #DigitalNephrology #CKDInnovation #HealthTechLeadership #VitalTechProgress #CKDPatientCare #RemotePatientMonitoring #DigitalHealthSolutions #PatientCareExcellence #ChronicKidneyDisease #TransformCKDCare #HealthTech #InnovationInHealthcare #VitalTechImpact #PatientCentricCare #PatientCareIsVitalCare #ProactivePatientCare
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📢 Discover groundbreaking insights in the latest publication from the Journal of the Scientific Society! Our recently published Cross-sectional Observational Research delves into the intricate patterns of discharge medications in patients grappling with Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) associated with Diabetes Mellitus and Hypertension. Authored by esteemed researchers, this study offers invaluable perspectives on medication strategies crucial for managing these complex comorbidities effectively. Indexed in Web of Science with a Clarivate impact factor of 0.3, this research promises to shape medical practices and enhance patient care. Dive into this essential study to stay abreast of the latest advancements in healthcare. #MedicalResearch #CKD #DiabetesMellitus #Hypertension #ScientificSociety 📚🔬
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“Chronic renal failure (CRF) is the most prevalent, worldwide public health problem of the elderly population.” -Cureus, Journal of Medical Science (via National Library of Medicine) CRF is becoming more and more prevalent within the global population. Qubee is working to revolutionize how the industry tackles treatment and patients’ greatest challenges. Article- Dialysis: A Review of the Mechanisms Underlying Complications in the Management of Chronic Renal Failure https://lnkd.in/dHj2XyPQ
Dialysis: A Review of the Mechanisms Underlying Complications in the Management of Chronic Renal Failure
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AMA MAP™ Hypertension Overview– i2i Population Health and American Medical Association Collaboration In the first session of our webinar series, we introduce participants to the AMA MAP™ Hypertension Program. The session provides a comprehensive overview of the program, explaining each component of MAP. We delve into the specific metrics used within the program to guide improvement in blood pressure control, highlighting their importance and application. Additionally, we demonstrate the functionality of i2iTracks that can assist healthcare organizations in effectively managing their hypertensive population. By the end of this session, participants will have a clear understanding of the AMA MAP™ Hypertension Program and how to utilize i2iTracks for better blood pressure management. Presenters: Crystal Amato, MSHI, RN, NI-BC, Senior Manager, Clinical Operations at American Medical Association Josh Glueck, Director, Training and Education at i2i Population Health https://lnkd.in/gcGjiZWK
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2moThis is a great study, but as a PCT, my patients suffer silently when FMC continues to make cuts at the clinical level. The cuts that affect the staff are definitely felt by the patients and their families. When FMC consistently makes cuts, it forces your most passionate and longevity staff to leave as there is no incentive to stay, and it leaves a pool of staff that don't have the skills, no matter how the training impacts the patients. Patients drive our business to succeed. They need to know that we are there for them rather than a survey. Having a great community within the staff helps patients know that they are important regardless of their challenges of daily living.