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About this resource
The resource includes detailed information in the following areas:
CKD - Why it has become an important issue – Epidemiology, NEOERICA, NHANES, increase in RRT population and the cost of RRT
Causes of CKD – Diabetes, hypertension, obstruction and infection
Medicines Management – pharmacology and modes of action
Management of Hypertension – approach to lowering BP, Proteinuria, antihypertensive strategy, ACE inhibitors and ARBs
Nutrition – healthy eating, malnutrition and weight management in CKD
What to tell patients – Self management, self monitoring and referral
Primary care – QOF, when to refer, management plans in primary care
Each section is presented in an easy to use and engaging manner, populated throughout with illustrations and videos, underpinned with a cross-referenced glossary.
Why use this resource
It will help you to maximise QOF points and implement NICE guidelines |
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You can receive a CKD Educational Training Certificate |
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It may be used by GPs or practice nurses |
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The resource is fully up to date and peer reviewed |
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It is engaging and simple to use |

How much does it cost?
This resource is free to use as a reference tool.
Certificates at different levels are available for a small administration fee ranging from £6 to £10.
There is no fee for a certificate if you have a promotional code. Further details on costs, as well how to use your promotional code, can be viewed here.