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UKidney guideline assistants
AI-Assisted Nephrology Guideline Library
Focused document assistants for kidney disease, peritoneal dialysis, and diabetes care. Each assistant is trained on public guideline information and opens on its own reference page for easier discovery, citation, and search.
These assistants were generated by training AI on publicly available guideline information. UKidney and DocuTrain do not store or provide access to the original source documents. Please refer to the individual society publications for the original print or internet documents.
Choose a guideline set
Three focused assistants
KDIGO Guidelines Kidney Disease: Improving Global Outcomes guidance for CKD, AKI, transplant, glomerular disease, blood pressure, anemia, and mineral bone disorder. Open page ISPD Guidelines International Society for Peritoneal Dialysis guidance for PD access, peritonitis, infection prevention, patient selection, and chronic PD care. Open page Diabetes Canada Guidelines Clinical practice guidance for diabetes screening, targets, pharmacotherapy, cardiovascular risk, kidney disease, and integrated care planning. Open page
How the pages work
Reference first, assistant second
Each child page is written around one guideline corpus. The page gives search engines and clinicians a clear subject, then launches a document assistant for natural-language questions.
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Select the guideline set that matches the clinical question.
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Review the page context, source links, and FAQ before opening the assistant.
03
Ask specific questions and confirm recommendations against the original society publication.
Original guideline publishers
FAQ
Nephrology guideline assistant questions
Why split the assistants into separate pages?
Each guideline set has a distinct clinical focus. Separate pages make the content clearer for search engines and easier for clinicians to share.
Do the assistants replace the source guidelines?
No. They help locate and summarize relevant guidance, but clinicians should confirm final decisions against the original society publication.
Can I ask questions in languages other than English?
Yes. You can ask in another language and receive an answer in the same language when the assistant can respond reliably.
Can the assistants compare guidance across societies?
Use the most relevant child page for the first question. For cross-guideline comparison, ask explicitly which recommendations should be compared.
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