Learn to place a peritoneal dialysis catheter. Discover this lost art nephrology and perhaps improve pertoneal dialsysis utilization.
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Emerging evidence suggests that while microalbuminuria is a potent marker of cardiovascular risk, that treating it is not helpful and possibly harmful.
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Explore the CHEP 2011 Hypertension Recommendations. You can view this material online or download the latest slide kits. Feel free to comment on these guidelines are pose your questions beneath the content. These resources are property of Hypertension Canada and all rights are reserved.
HIV and highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART) has important implications for renal function, particularly in aging patients with HIV. Please see this excellent program (available in French and English). This activity qualifies for Section 2: Self-Learning credits for time spent in this activity in the MOC program as defined by the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada's Maintenance of Certification program
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This month's paper: Bardoxolone Methyl and Kidney Function in CKD with Type 2 Diabetes
How much Nephrology do you know? Try our self-assessment quiz which is continually developing. New questions are added weekly. The quiz will sample a breadth of Nephrology topics including: hypertension, transplantation, glomerulonephritis, fluid and electrolytes, dialysis and general Nephrology. Compare yourself to the rest of the UKidney community!
Access quiz here Check leaderboard hereThis education series is intended to provide a foundation curriculum for understanding chronic kidney disease and its related therapies. The series is narrated by Alison Thomas, an outstanding nurse practitioner in hemodialysis based at St. Michael's Hospital in Toronto, Canada. This material was produced in conjunction with Amgen Canada
Read moreThis innovative educational tool allows users to see how experts in bone and mineral metabolism would treat 18 different patient profiles. The Education in MINEral Metabolism (EMINEM) project stemmed from a study designed to look at mineral metabolism control in hemodialysis patients across Canada.
Read moreMyBP is a free, online tool that allows you to record, trend, graph and communicate blood pressures directly to practitioners. Please feel free to register and use this service. We hope you and your patients enjoy it.
Read moreThe 10th Annual Conference on Prevention in Renal Disease took place in Toronto in September 16-17, 2011. A world-class faculty assembled for this outstanding annual event. UKidney is the official provider of this meeting's online content.
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