Comparison of self-reported health-related quality of life between Taiwan hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis patients: a multi-center collaborative study

Yu, Peng; Chiang, Chih‐Kang; Hung, Kuo‐Chi; Chang, Chung Hsin; Lin, Chien Yu; Yang, Chwei Shiun; Chen, Tzen Wen; Hsia, Ching Chih; Chen, Da Lung; Hsu, Wen Ding; Chang, Chin Sung; Wu, Mai‐Szu; Lin, Ru; Tsai, Tun‐Jun; Chen, Wang Yu

doi:10.1007/s11136-010-9755-9

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“…On the other hand, HD in itself is an invasive procedure causing pain and suffering to patients through long-term repeated use. As such, ESRD patients were subject to a spectrum of adverse outcomes including increased physical dependence, reduced social functioning, impaired mental health, and so on [2-5]. As a result, health-related quality of life (HRQOL), which is a multi-dimensional health outcomes measure, was required to holistically evaluate the impact of HD on patients’ functioning and well-being.…”

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Health-Related Quality of Life and Its Factors of Hemodialysis Patients in Suzhou, China

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Zhou³

et al. 2018

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Background: To identify factors of health-related quality of life (HRQOL) of Chinese end-stage renal disease patients undergoing hemodialysis (HD). Methods: In all, 315 HD patients were recruited from a tertiary hospital in Suzhou, China. Each patient completed the Kidney Disease Quality of Life Short Form. It generated 4 types of HRQOL scores: PCS score, MCS score, kidney disease component summary (KDCS) score, and SF-6D index score. Multiple linear regressions were conducted to identify the factors associated with each of the scores. Results: Factors associated with poorer HRQOL were determined including: middle age and above (≥45 years), without partner, presence of complication, long dialysis vintage (≥4.5 years) with physical component summary; low education level, presence of comorbidity, long dialysis vintage, low hemoglobin level with mental component summary; without partner, presence of comorbidity, long dialysis vintage with KDCS; middle age and above, without partner, low education level; long dialysis vintage, more frequent dialysis (≥2 times/week) with SF-6D. Conclusion: The study evaluated the HRQOL of HD patients in mainland China.

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“…Several studies have targeted Chinese HD patients in mainland China [1, 17], Taiwan [5, 13], and Hong Kong [12]. These studies restrained their focus to generic HRQOL of general functioning and well-being without covering HRQOL impact specifically due to ESRD disease and associated HD.…”

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Health-Related Quality of Life and Its Factors of Hemodialysis Patients in Suzhou, China

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Zhou³

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“…There are only 2 validated native-language editions of questionnaires in Taiwan: the WHOQOL and the SF-36. In Taiwan, the SF-36 questionnaires have been used as a validation tool in a multi-center study comparing the QoL between PD and hemodialysis patients [9]. …”

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Relationship between Kt/V urea-based dialysis adequacy and nutritional status and their effect on the components of the quality of life in incident peritoneal dialysis patients

Chen

Lam

et al. 2012

BMC Nephrol

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Background It is well known that the quality of life of patients with chronic kidney disease can be improved by dialysis. While previous studies have used retrospective designs and adhered to a standard target prescribed by clinical guidelines, our study prospectively investigates the association between the adequacy of peritoneal dialysis (PD) and measures of nutritional status on quality-of-life domains in a cohort of incident PD patients. Methods It was a prospective 6-month observational study. Eighty incident PD participants who were treated in a hospital-based PD center were enrolled. The period of enrollment was January 2009–June 2010; follow-up continued until December 2010. PD adequacy indices, including Kt/V urea, weekly Ccr (WCcr), measures of nutritional status (albumin, BMI), and nPCR were measured at 1 month and 6 months after PD initiation. SF-36 health survey questionnaires were used to measure the quality of life. The outcomes were used to measure the changes in the domains of the SF-36 after 6 months of PD therapy. Results Seventy-seven incident patients who underwent PD for 6 months were included in the study. The mean age was 47.3 years, and the male-to-female ratio was 38:39. A peritoneal Kt/V urea value of 1.2, which was also the baseline cutoff value, was found to have the highest influence on SF-36 domains. Patients with baseline peritoneal Kt/V urea value of <1.2 showed improvement in the physical functioning and role limitation of physical functioning components after 6 months of PD. In contrast, patients with baseline peritoneal Kt/V urea values of ≥1.2 showed remarkable improvement in the general health, physical functioning, role limitation caused by physical problems, and bodily pain components. However, the trend of improvement decreased in patients with baseline nPCR of <1.2. Baseline renal WCcr did not influence the improvement in the SF-36 domains. Limitations A small cohort and a short observation period. Conclusions The baseline level of peritoneal Kt/V urea affected the components of the quality of life after PD initiation. In contrast, a lower baseline nPCR level was associated with deterioration in the quality of life after PD therapy.

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“…Kualitas hidup menjadi salah satu ukuran terpenting dalam proses pengobatan pasien gagal ginjal terminal. (Makkar et al, 2015) dalam penelitianya menjelaskan bahwa pasien yang menjalani terapi CAPD mempunyai kualitas hidup yang lebih baik dalam aspek fisik dan psikologi dibanding pasien yang menjalani terapi hemodialisis, namun berbeda dengan hasil penelitian yang oleh dilakukan (Chiang et al, 2011) yang menjelaskan bahwa kualitas hidup pada pasien yang menjalani kedua dialisis ini adalah sama.…”

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Study Comparatif Kualitas Hidup Antara Pasien Hemodialisis Dengan Pasien Continuous Ambulatory Peritoneal Dialysis (Capd)

Jamila

Herlina

2019

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Hemodialysis (HD) and Continuous Ambulatory Peritoneal Dialysis (CAPD) are important kidney replacement treatments whose role is crucial to the survival of patients with chronic kidney disease. The quality of life can be considered as an indicator of therapy. The objective of this research was to find out the study comparative quality of life between patients given hemodialysis and CAPD treatment. This study used a cross-sectional methods. The data collection technique used was purposive sampling with resulting in the selection of 25 hemodialysis and 25 CAPD patients. The research result showed that there was a significant difference in the quality of life between the patients receiving hemodialysis and those given CAPD (P=0,001). In terms of physical health, there was a significant difference between patients given hemodialysis and those given CAPD (P=0,001), as well as psychological health (P=0,008), social interaction (P=0,001), and environment (P=0,002). The results indicate that CAPD patients have significantly better quality of life when compared with hemodialysis patients.

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Comparison of self-reported health-related quality of life between Taiwan hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis patients: a multi-center collaborative study

Abstract: This study demonstrated that Taiwanese HD and PD patients had similar HRQoL. The current survey improves our understanding of the association of HRQoL with dialysis modality in Taiwan ESRD population.

Cited by 19 publications

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Health-Related Quality of Life and Its Factors of Hemodialysis Patients in Suzhou, China

Health-Related Quality of Life and Its Factors of Hemodialysis Patients in Suzhou, China

Relationship between Kt/V urea-based dialysis adequacy and nutritional status and their effect on the components of the quality of life in incident peritoneal dialysis patients

Study Comparatif Kualitas Hidup Antara Pasien Hemodialisis Dengan Pasien Continuous Ambulatory Peritoneal Dialysis (Capd)

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