Albuminuria-Based CKD Screening Falls Short in At-Risk Populations
Insufficient chronic kidney disease (CKD) screening including albuminuria in the diabetes and other populations is a public health challenge.
Source: renalandurologynews.com
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Albuminuria-Based CKD Screening Falls Short in At-Risk Populations
Insufficient chronic kidney disease (CKD) screening including albuminuria in the diabetes and other populations is a public health challenge.
New York United States Stanford University San Francisco Julio Lamprea Montealegre Josepha Vassalotti
Source: renalandurologynews.com
Albuminuria Testing Underutilized, Crucial in CKD Detection
Despite guidelines recommending albuminuria testing for kidney disease in patients with diabetes and hypertension, the testing rates are low for each.
San Francisco United States Chid Chu University Of California Department Of Medicine National Health
Source: medscape.com
Albuminuria Testing Falling Short in Patients at Risk for CKD
If testing rates followed recommendations, some could start necessary meds sooner
New York United States Chid Chu University Of California San Francisco California San Francisco New York City
Source: medpagetoday.com
Similar results in measuring time to kidney failure for kidney failure risk equation, eGFR
Measuring time to kidney failure in advanced chronic kidney disease can inform clinical decisions and patient counseling, regardless of estimates based on eGFR or the kidney failure risk equation, according to recently published data. “A major challenge in the care of patients with advanced chronic kidney disease is the optimal timing of clinical decisions based on their risk [for] future
Source: healio.com
Chronic Kidney Disease Care Differs by Race, Ethnicity
Investigators compared guideline-recommended care of chronic kidney disease among insured Black, Hispanic, Asian, and White patients in the US.
United States San Francisco Chid Chu University Of California Medicare Advantage Kidney Disease Improving Global Outcomes
Source: renalandurologynews.com