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Adequacy of Haemodiafiltration
Nephrology Dialysis Transplantation, 1989Abstract In this study we have evaluated the influence of blood and ultrafiltration flow rate on the performance of five different high-flux membrane dialysers during haemodiafiltration. On the basis of clearance data we optimised the haemodiafiltration schedule of six uraemic patients to maintain an adequate midweek blood urea ...
M, Surian +6 more
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American Journal of Kidney Diseases, 1992
Despite technical advances in the delivery of hemodialysis over the past decade, the mortality rate of hemodialysis-dependent, end-stage renal disease (ESRD) patients in the United States remains high. The increase in the number and severity of comorbid conditions of patients entering ESRD is a factor contributing to this high mortality.
R M, Hakim, T A, Depner, T F, Parker
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Despite technical advances in the delivery of hemodialysis over the past decade, the mortality rate of hemodialysis-dependent, end-stage renal disease (ESRD) patients in the United States remains high. The increase in the number and severity of comorbid conditions of patients entering ESRD is a factor contributing to this high mortality.
R M, Hakim, T A, Depner, T F, Parker
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Adequacy of Urine Specimens (Adequacy)
2016Adequacy is a source of disagreement and controversy in all areas of cytopathology, and urinary tract specimens are no exception. For the purposes of this chapter, the term “adequacy” for urine specimens is used to refer to the usefulness of the specimen to diagnose or broach the suspicion of urothelial carcinoma.
Matthew T. Olson +6 more
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IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics, 1975
A procedure is proposed which allows one to assess the adequacy of models to represent objects. Only the class of inverse problems has been considered in detail. The procedure is based on the definition of a vectorial distance between models. It allows one to order models from the standpoint of their adequacy and apply to the problem many results of ...
Marcello G. Reggiani +1 more
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A procedure is proposed which allows one to assess the adequacy of models to represent objects. Only the class of inverse problems has been considered in detail. The procedure is based on the definition of a vectorial distance between models. It allows one to order models from the standpoint of their adequacy and apply to the problem many results of ...
Marcello G. Reggiani +1 more
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Journal of Child Language, 2000
For decades, controversy has swirled around the question of whether some kind of innate capacity is required for language to develop normally. Ostensibly, there has been progress over the years on the old ‘nature- nurture’ question. Only the most die-hard theorists would now publicly argue for anything other than some sort of interactionist position.
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For decades, controversy has swirled around the question of whether some kind of innate capacity is required for language to develop normally. Ostensibly, there has been progress over the years on the old ‘nature- nurture’ question. Only the most die-hard theorists would now publicly argue for anything other than some sort of interactionist position.
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American Journal of Kidney Diseases, 1994
Adequate dialysis is not easily defined. The concept that there is a relationship between dialysis dose and survival is gradually gaining acceptance. Nutritional status and possibly the type of dialyzer membrane used also influence survival in hemodialysis patients.
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Adequate dialysis is not easily defined. The concept that there is a relationship between dialysis dose and survival is gradually gaining acceptance. Nutritional status and possibly the type of dialyzer membrane used also influence survival in hemodialysis patients.
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An adequacy improves adequacy of dialysis
EDTNA-ERCA Journal, 2000summaryThe role of the Adequacy Nurse is concerned with the adequacy of dialysis and nutritional status in both haemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis patients. This relatively new and unique post incorporates diverse roles, including that of practitioner, educator, researcher and change agent.
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Nursing Administration Quarterly
As 2026 launches and hospitals consider the Joint Commission’s revisions of National Performance Goals (NPGs), there is emphasis on the importance of nurses in the definition and leadership of organizational staffing adequacy in the delivery of patient care.
Noreen, Bernard +2 more
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As 2026 launches and hospitals consider the Joint Commission’s revisions of National Performance Goals (NPGs), there is emphasis on the importance of nurses in the definition and leadership of organizational staffing adequacy in the delivery of patient care.
Noreen, Bernard +2 more
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