Policy and Kidney Community Engagement to Advance toward Greener Kidney Care

Struthers, Sarah A.; Kribs, Zachary; Butler, Catherine R.

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“…This leads to reduced waste-product disposal which also aligns with green kidney care and sustainable nephrology action planning initiatives. 12 , 13 Cheetham and colleagues have also highlighted that reduced frequency in delivery of supplies with an incremental approach may lower carbon emissions and plastic waste from supplies. 5 As a result, practitioners should consider the adoption of incremental PD in practice given that it can be more cost-effective with a reduced environmental footprint compared to standard PD.…”

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Five Things to Know About Incremental Peritoneal Dialysis

Qureshi

Hamidi

Auguste

2023

Can J Kidney Health Dis

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Incremental peritoneal dialysis (PD) offers patients newly starting dialysis less than the standard “full dose” of PD, reducing treatment burden and intrusiveness while minimizing symptoms of renal failure. Incremental PD is a cost-effective approach that has been associated with slower rates of decline in residual kidney function. This approach also produces less waste and in turn reduces environmental footprint compared to standard PD prescriptions. It also aligns with the International Society of Peritoneal Dialysis (ISPD) Practice Recommendations for high-quality, goal-oriented therapy. Awareness of incremental PD along with its advantages and limitations provides practitioners with the tools to provide more patient-centered dialysis prescriptions in appropriate populations.

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confidence: 99%