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Progressive Chronic Kidney Disease

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Date & Time

Tuesday 29th October 2024 @ 7:30 pm - 8:45 pm

Venue

Online, ZOOM

Event Category

External event

Organiser

Kidney Health Australia

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Date

Tuesday 29th October 2024 @ 7:30 pm – 8:45 pm

Venue

ZOOM

Organiser

Chronic kidney disease: common, harmful, treatable and often over-looked.

Late referral is common because 90% of kidney function can be lost before people experience symptoms. Sadly, 17% of people commence dialysis within 90 days of being referred to a kidney service.

Find out how multiple morbidities can distract from noticing the clinical signs of CKD in this real-life deidentified case. How to manage CKD to slow progression in a complex presentation will be explored along with, when to refer to a nephrologist, and kidney failure treatment options. This webinar unpacks Chapter 5 of the Chronic Kidney Disease Management in Primary Care 5th handbook, Progressive CKD, and more. Don’t miss it!

RACGP/ACRRM/AMA CPD Home EA hours – 1.

National Webinar Series is sponsored by AstraZeneca

General practice

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