Seminars in Dialysis · 1996 · 105 citations · 3 references
PharmacyNephrologyPharmacoeconomicsDialysisHemodialysisOutcomes ResearchEnd-stage Kidney Disease CarePatient PreferencesPatient Satisfaction MeasurementPatient-centered Outcomes ResearchRenal DiseaseShared Decision-makingEliciting Patient PreferencesEnd-stage Kidney Disease ManagementMultidisciplinary Evaluation TeamPatient Preference MeasurementPatient Satisfaction AnalysisPatient Satisfaction EvaluationRenal Replacement Therapy Decision-making
Summary In the CHOICE study, a multidisciplinary research team is conducting several complementary research projects designed to better understand how dialysis care practice influences health outcomes and costs. The study places a special emphasis on the perspective of the patient. The effort includes the development of patient‐centered instruments for assessment of health‐related quality of life, patient preferences and patient satisfaction. Our hope is to provide information and tools to guide physicians and providers in selecting optimal dialysis practices for their patients with ESRD.
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Non-medical factors that impact on ESRD modality selection.
Allen R. Nissenson, Sarah Prichard, I K Cheng et al. · PubMed · 1993 · 157 citations
Effect of Coexistent Diseases on Survival of Patients Undergoing Dialysis
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