Research & Innovation

Dr. Michael Anger and Jeffrey Carr discuss the significant impact of linking genomic and clinical data of both CKD and ESRD participants to improve outcomes.

Dr. Shelly Nash joins Field Notes to answer questions on what telehealth could look like in a post COVID-19 world.

In an emergency, the best KRT machines for hospital patients and staff include features essential to healthcare dialysis units. Here are 6 important features.

Nx2me health platform has been upgraded to support video calling for hemodialysis patients. Patients can now speak directly to a nurse to resolve issues faster.

A new study from Humacyte, shows promising results using bioengineered blood vessels to bypass a blocked coronary artery, without blood vessel extraction.

Nephrologist Kolitha Basnayake discusses how quality improvement programs must address barriers to shared hemodialysis care for the individual.

KRT versatility can help provide for the needs of both staff and patient in emergency situation for which dialysis resources become a focal point.

Recent COVID-19 experiences can serve as a guide and inspiration to help ICUs prepare for the next widespread emergency and those that will follow.

Dr. Nilufar Mohebbi, discusses treating metabolic acidosis in patients, which can delay the progression of chronic kidney disease.

Anjana Harve, Fresenius Medical Care’s chief information officer discusses cybersecurity and the use of technology to improve the quality of care for patients.

Race is currently one factor used in GFR equations. Nephrologist Nwamaka Eneanya wonders if its inclusion may contribute to systemic racism in medicine.

Learn how FMCNA is using artificial intelligence to improve care for people on dialysis and people living with CKD and ESRD.