Nephrology Provider Prognostic Perceptions and Care Delivered to Older Adults with Advanced Kidney Disease.
AUTHORS
Salat
H ,
Javier
A ,
Siew
ED ,
Figueroa
R ,
Lipworth
L ,
Kabagambe
E ,
Bian
A ,
Stewart
TG ,
El-Sourady
MH ,
Karlekar
M ,
Cardona
CY ,
Ikizler
TA ,
Abdel-Kader
K ,
. Clinical journal of the American Society of Nephrology : CJASN. 2017 11 7; 12(11). 1762-1770
- PMID: PMC5672972 [PubMed].
- PMCID: PMC5672972.
- NIHMSID: 101271570
ABSTRACT
Prognostic uncertainty is one barrier that impedes providers in engaging patients with CKD in shared decision making and advance care planning. The surprise question has been shown to identify patients at increased risk of dying.
Prognostic uncertainty is one barrier that impedes providers in engaging patients with CKD in shared decision making and advance care planning. The surprise question has been shown to identify patients at increased risk of dying.
Tags: Faculty Publications 2017