Kidney Disease Management
A Practical Approach for Non-Specialist Healthcare Practitioner
Herausgegeben von Lewis, Rachel; Noble, Helen
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"This informative book has been put together with the support and input of many clinical renal experts, who have been willing to share their knowledge and years of experience and I'm sure it will be an excellent resource for those caring for kidney patients for the first time - as well as for those with some years of experience!" - From the Foreword by Rosemary Macri, Chief Executive of the British Kidney Patient AssociationKidney Disease Management has been written to help optimise the care of people with chronic kidney disease (CKD) across the healthcare spectrum. It is aimed at a range of p...
"This informative book has been put together with the support and input of many clinical renal experts, who have been willing to share their knowledge and years of experience and I'm sure it will be an excellent resource for those caring for kidney patients for the first time - as well as for those with some years of experience!" - From the Foreword by Rosemary Macri, Chief Executive of the British Kidney Patient Association
Kidney Disease Management has been written to help optimise the care of people with chronic kidney disease (CKD) across the healthcare spectrum. It is aimed at a range of professionals, including nurses, junior doctors, general practitioners, pharmacists and dietitians. Specialists in training may also find it useful. It highlights the practical considerations necessary to care for people with kidney problems in situations where a specialist practitioner is not always required or immediately available.
This book explores:
policy context and CKD
overview of CKD and management
managing CKD in primary care
treatment modalities in CKD
psychosocial aspects of living with CKD
Acute kidney injury in hospitalised patients
surgery and kidney injury
medication management in CKD
nutrition and CKD
support and palliative care for people with CKD
Key features:
Based on best practice and written in an accessible format aimed at busy practitioners
Emphasises the centrality of the patient and family and the need to share information and expertise across traditional boundaries
Written by professionals renowned in their field, both generalists and specialists, who have extensive experience of the practicalities of managing complex patients
Kidney Disease Management has been written to help optimise the care of people with chronic kidney disease (CKD) across the healthcare spectrum. It is aimed at a range of professionals, including nurses, junior doctors, general practitioners, pharmacists and dietitians. Specialists in training may also find it useful. It highlights the practical considerations necessary to care for people with kidney problems in situations where a specialist practitioner is not always required or immediately available.
This book explores:
policy context and CKD
overview of CKD and management
managing CKD in primary care
treatment modalities in CKD
psychosocial aspects of living with CKD
Acute kidney injury in hospitalised patients
surgery and kidney injury
medication management in CKD
nutrition and CKD
support and palliative care for people with CKD
Key features:
Based on best practice and written in an accessible format aimed at busy practitioners
Emphasises the centrality of the patient and family and the need to share information and expertise across traditional boundaries
Written by professionals renowned in their field, both generalists and specialists, who have extensive experience of the practicalities of managing complex patients
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