Vascular Access Nursing - How do we best get what patients want from their vascular access? - presented by Coordinator Kelley Downes RN, BSN | Planning vascular access in Chronic Kidney Disease - presented by Susan Waite MED, MSN, ANP, CNN

Vascular Access Nursing - How do we best get what patients want from their vascular access?

Coordinator Kelley Downes RN, BSN

Planning vascular access in Chronic Kidney Disease

Susan Waite MED, MSN, ANP, CNN

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Abstract

Speakers

1. Vascular Access Nursing - How do we best get what patients want from their vascular access?

Kelley Downes

Fresenius Medical Care, RRI, UNC Hospitals Kidney Care Center

How do we get what our patients want from their vascular access? A detailed review of the multi-disciplinary team approach for vascular access creation and maintenance.

2. Planning vascular access in Chronic Kidney Disease

Susan Waite

American Nurses Association, American Academy of Nursing, American Nephrology Nurses Association

The ESKD Life-Plan is a dynamic process that will require continuous review and changes based on the patient/family dialysis journey. Developing a Multidisciplinary Team can support the patient/family as they transition through the ESKD Life-Plan.

References

1.
K. Griva et al. (2019) Patient-Related Barriers to Timely Dialysis Access Preparation: A Qualitative Study of the Perspectives of Patients, Family Members, and Health Care Providers. Kidney Medicine
2.
T. Lee (2017) Fistula First Initiative: Historical Impact on Vascular Access Practice Patterns and Influence on Future Vascular Access Care. Cardiovasc Eng Tech
3.
A. Mazarova et al. (2017) Hemodialysis Access Choice: Impact of Health Literacy. HLRP: Health Literacy Research and Practice
4.
C. E. Lok et al. (2020) KDOQI Clinical Practice Guideline for Vascular Access: 2019 Update. American Journal of Kidney Diseases

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K. Downes and S. Waite (2023, March 9), Vascular Access Nursing - How do we best get what patients want from their vascular access?, Planning vascular access in Chronic Kidney Disease

doi.org/10.52843/cassyni.m3nsjv

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