The publications noted below are important and valued kidney health publications provided for your reference as a health professional working in our kidney community. Some are quite large and will take some time to download.
The Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) Management in General Practice book
provides a comprehensive summary of current guidelines and clincial tips to help identify, manage and refer CKD in general practice.
Quick links for health professionals:
Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) Management in General Practice (book)
Summary card - CKD Management in General Practice
eGFR Calculator and online tools
How to treat proteinuria
eGFR estimated Glomerular Filtration Rate (Know your number)
Type 2 Diabetes from the GPs perspective
To order this booklet, phone 1800 4 KIDNEY -1800 4 543639 - or email info@kidney.org.au Note: Overseas orders not available - download from link.
How to treat Chronic Kidney Disease Australian Doctor - March 2010
A/Prof Tim Mathew (SA) - KHA Medical Director (SA) & Prof David Johnson (QLD) - Chair, Kidney Check Australia Taskforce
GPs play a crucial role in CKD early detection and management. This article primarily focuses on when and how to screen for and treat CKD. Supporting publications of interest are:
- Screening for chronic kidney disease in Australia: a pilot study in the community and workplace
- Review article: Early detection of chronic kidney disease in Australia: Which way to go?
- Pfizer Health Report #29 - Blood Pressure September 2006
- Kidney Check Australia Taskforce (KCAT) Evidence Base
- Clinical effectiveness of different approaches to peritoneal dialysis catheter exit-site care
Quick links - KHA webpages noting our publications and other reports of interest
Australian CKD Summit I Australian CKD Statistics I eGFR Tools inc eGFR Calculator I Kidney Check Australia Taskforce (KCAT) I CARI Guidelines
Quick links - Kidney Health Australia Patient Education Resources
Health Fact Sheets I Health Publications I Organ Donation
Kidney Health News Bulletin - for Health Professionals
This bulletin brings you clinical and non clinical information from the kidney world and updates on our professional programs. Subscribe to teresa.taylor@kidney.org.au providing your name, professional details, city, state, country and interest in CKD. Read Kidney News 2009 edition here.
Updated 22 July 2010
Disclaimer: This information is intended as a general introduction to this topic and is not meant to substitute for your doctor's or health professional's advice. All care is taken to ensure the information is relevant and applicable to each Australian state. It should be noted Kidney Health Australia recognises each person's experience is individual and variations do occur in treatment and management due to personal circumstances. Should you require further info always consult your doctor or health professional.
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