Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is a concerning global health issue that affects approximately 850 million individuals worldwide. This review highlights the significant role of nurse practitioners (NPs) in multidisciplinary kidney care teams, particularly in improving outcomes for patients with CKD and type...
Your plan may include any of the following:Manage other health conditions. Your healthcare provider will work with you to make a care plan that meets your needs. You will be checked regularly for heart disease or other conditions that can make CKD worse, such as diabetes. Your blood ...
CKD may worsen over time and lead to kidney failure. Your CKD team will help you and your family plan for your care at home. The team will help you create goals and find ways to meet your goals. Your care plan may change over time as your needs change....
"They are not aware of advanced kidney disease (…). When they become aware, they make changes, if necessary at that point of the disease, in their life- styles, diet,…" G02.3 Case Manager Nurse in Pri- mary Care. Findings Characteristics of the participants Thirty-...
Stage 1 chronic kidney disease GFR > 90 Plan cardiovascular risk reduction & slow progression. Stage 2 chronic kidney disease GFR 60-89 (mild)Clinical action plan is estimation of progression, biopsy shows change (lupus) Stage 3 a & b 3a 45-59, 3b 30-44 Symptoms such as anemia & fluid...
Electronic Health Record Population Health Management for Chronic Kidney Disease Care: A Cluster Randomized Clinical Trial View LargeDownload Figure 1. Consort Diagram View LargeDownload CKD indicates chronic kidney disease; MRN, medical record number; MMWD, medical management without dialysis; PCC, ...
I’ve been a Registered Nurse for over 30 years. But after a “take no prisoners” battle with aggressive breast cancer, I dove into nutrition and lifestyle changes, educating myself about the power we all have to help our bodies heal. Today, I work as a Whole Health Educator™, Cert...
Coordinated multidisciplinary care (MDC) could improve management and outcomes of patients with chronic kidney disease (CKD). We opened a nurse-led, MDC CKD clinic in Guadalajara, Mexico. We report the clinic's results between March 2008 and July 2011. The records of 353 patients with CKD ...
(CanPREVENT) did not show that nurse-coordinated care improved the rate of GFR decline or control of most risk factors compared with usual care in patients with largely non-progressive kidney disease [69]. However, nurse-coordinated care entailed several benefits including fewer visits to ...
Your plan may include any of the following:Manage other health conditions. Your healthcare provider will work with you to make a care plan that meets your needs. You will be checked regularly for heart disease or other conditions that can make CKD worse, such as diabetes. Your blood ...