Practice of dialysis access interventional nephrology procedures in the Asia-Pacific region: Getting lay of the land.

Sanjiv JasujaMaurizio GallieniVivekanand JhaTushar J VachharajaniA K BhallaJackson TanCheih Suai TanNabin Bahadur BasnetNalaka HerathHa Phan Hai AnYong Soo KimYaeni KimSampathkumar Krishnaswamy Manisha SahayRaja RamachandranSuceena AlexanderVinant BhargavaJ BalasubramaniamDavid VossFredeick E OgbacAtma GunawanBak Leong GohChih-Ching LinJamshaid KhanIbrahim ShihamHaroon AyubMin Aung HeinSarwar IqbalNattachai SrisawatBihu GaoCherian SajivCatherine WilkinsonThim PichthidaD S RanaGaurav SagarAnupam BahlSamir TawakleyMragank Gaur

Published in: Nephrology (Carlton, Vic.) (2023)

The practice of dialysis access-related IN in APR is inadequate, mostly due to a lack of training, backup support, and economic constraints, whereas training in access-related IN is constrained by a lack of a skilled workforce and finances.

Keyphrases

chronic kidney disease
primary care
healthcare
end stage renal disease
virtual reality
climate change
quality improvement
peritoneal dialysis