Chronic kidney disease in public renal practices in Queensland, Australia, 2011-2018.

Wendy E HoyZaimin WangJianzhen ZhangVishal DiwanAnne CameronSree K VenuthurupalliRobert G FassettSamuel ChanHelen G HealyKen-Soon TanRichard BaerAndrew J MallettNicholas GrayMurty ManthaRoy CherianClyson MutatiriKrishan MadhanGeorge KanGeoffrey K MitchellShahadat HossainDanielle WuThin HanAdrian KarkThomas TitusDwarakanatan RanganathanAnn BonnerSridevi Govindarajulunull null

Published in: Nephrology (Carlton, Vic.) (2022)

The spectrum of characteristics in CKD patients in renal practices is much broader than represented by the minority who ultimately start KRT. Variation in CKD by causes, age, site and Indigenous status, the prevalence of obesity, relative stability of kidney function in many persons over the short term, and differences between those who KRT and die without KRT are all important to explore.

Keyphrases

chronic kidney disease
end stage renal disease
healthcare
primary care
peritoneal dialysis
metabolic syndrome
type diabetes
newly diagnosed
ejection fraction
risk factors
weight loss
insulin resistance
prognostic factors
mental health
patient reported outcomes
skeletal muscle
high fat diet induced