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From Home Dialysis Access to Home Dialysis Quality
Advances in Chronic Kidney Disease, 2022The number and percentage of patients dialyzing at home has steadily increased during the past decade, and federal policy initiatives have driven interest to a new high. However, the mere utilization of home dialysis does not ensure better outcomes for patients and care partners.
Eric D. Weinhandl, Derek Forfang
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AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 1980
In recent years, peritoneal dialysis has joined hemodialysis as a means of long-term treatment of chronic renal failure. Advances in the design of permanently implanted catheters and automated equipment to regulate dialysate flow have made this possible.
D J, Denniston, K T, Burns
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In recent years, peritoneal dialysis has joined hemodialysis as a means of long-term treatment of chronic renal failure. Advances in the design of permanently implanted catheters and automated equipment to regulate dialysate flow have made this possible.
D J, Denniston, K T, Burns
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Journal of Psychosomatic Research, 1980
Abstract Of 90 couples entering home hemodialysis training for the treatment of end-stage renal disease, 12 patients withdrew during home training or the first year of home treatment to transfer to center dialysis. Four patients, all men over 60, withdrew from training due to inability to learn the procedures.
M R, Lowry, E, Atcherson
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Abstract Of 90 couples entering home hemodialysis training for the treatment of end-stage renal disease, 12 patients withdrew during home training or the first year of home treatment to transfer to center dialysis. Four patients, all men over 60, withdrew from training due to inability to learn the procedures.
M R, Lowry, E, Atcherson
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Psychiatry in Medicine, 1970
This report on the difficulties of training patients for home dialysis is based on two years of experience with eight patients. In that period only one patient has gone on home dialysis; another is on his way, and the other six patients are still in various stages of resistance to home dialysis.
A K, De-Nour, J W, Czaczkes
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This report on the difficulties of training patients for home dialysis is based on two years of experience with eight patients. In that period only one patient has gone on home dialysis; another is on his way, and the other six patients are still in various stages of resistance to home dialysis.
A K, De-Nour, J W, Czaczkes
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