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The handbook is a compact but clear and comprehensive guide to all aspects of dialysis, from preparing patients for dialysis, details of both haemo- and peritoneal dialysis, continuous haemofiltration techniques and complications of end stage renal disease. The book is aimed primarily at trainee nephrologists and renal nurses, but will be of relevance, use and interest to all other health care workers involved with patients with end stage renal disease - pharmacists, dieticians, intensivists, and even medical students! The book has been arranged in sections covering new patients with end-stage renal failure (pre-dialysis), haemodialysis, nursing haemodialysis patients, peritoneal dialysis, nursing peritoneal dialysis patients, nutrition on dialysis, special situations, complications of dialysis, death in dialysis patients, drug use and dosing in renal failure and a summary of the US DOQI and UK Renal Association standards documents. Each section is subdivided so that individual topics appear on single pages where possible. The book is patient centred, practical, and thus didactic.
This handbook serves as a comprehensive clinical reference for managing all aspects of dialysis and end-stage renal disease. The authors, Edwina Brown, Jeremy Levy, and Julie Morgan, utilize their clinical expertise to provide a structured, patient-centered guide for healthcare professionals. The text synthesizes complex medical protocols into a practical, didactic format suitable for daily clinical application.
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Medical professionals frequently cite this handbook as a standard, high-utility resource for trainee nephrologists and renal nurses. Experts highlight the text's efficient layout, which prioritizes accessibility and practical application in fast-paced clinical environments.
Page Count:
616
Publication Date:
2001-04-26
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0192631608
ISBN-13:
9780192631602
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