Background and objective To ensure that decisions to start and stop dialysis in ESRD are shared, the factors that affect patients and health care professionals in making such decisions must be understood. This systematic review sought to explore how and why different factors mediate the choices about dialysis treatment. Design, setting, participants, & measurementsMEDLINE, Embase, CINAHL, and PsychINFOwere searched for qualitative studies of factors that affect patients ’ or health care professionals ’ decisions to commence orwithdraw from dialysis. A thematic synthesis was conducted
Background and objectivesMore than 90,000 patients with ESRD die annually in the United States, yet ...
Background: as the population ages, sicker patients often with multiple comorbidities are presenting...
BACKGROUND As the population ages, sicker patients often with multiple comorbidities are presentin...
Background and objectives. To ensure decisions to start and stop dialysis in end stage kidney diseas...
Background and objectives Behavioral stage of change (SoC) algorithms classify patients ’ readiness ...
Purpose of review: Provision of education to inform decision making for renal replacement therapy (R...
Background. The incidence and prevalence of haemodialysis vary widely across countries. The variatio...
Background: Delayed creation of vascular access may be due in part to patient refusal and is associa...
Background. Increasing patient numbers have resulted in pressure on dialysis centres and a need to r...
Background: Patients with chronic kidney disease (CKD) are asked to choose a renal replacement thera...
BACKGROUND As the population ages, sicker patients often with multiple comorbidities are presenting ...
Over a decade ago, the Renal Physicians Association and the American Society of Nephrology published...
Discontinuation of acute, unplanned dialysis is always an important therapeutic goal in dialy-sis-re...
BACKGROUND: Patients with chronic kidney disease (CKD) are encouraged to make an informed decision a...
BACKGROUND: Decision making about the type of dialysis in kidney failure is a matter of great import...
Background and objectivesMore than 90,000 patients with ESRD die annually in the United States, yet ...
Background: as the population ages, sicker patients often with multiple comorbidities are presenting...
BACKGROUND As the population ages, sicker patients often with multiple comorbidities are presentin...
Background and objectives. To ensure decisions to start and stop dialysis in end stage kidney diseas...
Background and objectives Behavioral stage of change (SoC) algorithms classify patients ’ readiness ...
Purpose of review: Provision of education to inform decision making for renal replacement therapy (R...
Background. The incidence and prevalence of haemodialysis vary widely across countries. The variatio...
Background: Delayed creation of vascular access may be due in part to patient refusal and is associa...
Background. Increasing patient numbers have resulted in pressure on dialysis centres and a need to r...
Background: Patients with chronic kidney disease (CKD) are asked to choose a renal replacement thera...
BACKGROUND As the population ages, sicker patients often with multiple comorbidities are presenting ...
Over a decade ago, the Renal Physicians Association and the American Society of Nephrology published...
Discontinuation of acute, unplanned dialysis is always an important therapeutic goal in dialy-sis-re...
BACKGROUND: Patients with chronic kidney disease (CKD) are encouraged to make an informed decision a...
BACKGROUND: Decision making about the type of dialysis in kidney failure is a matter of great import...
Background and objectivesMore than 90,000 patients with ESRD die annually in the United States, yet ...
Background: as the population ages, sicker patients often with multiple comorbidities are presenting...
BACKGROUND As the population ages, sicker patients often with multiple comorbidities are presentin...
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