Nephrology nursing journal

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  Año 2016, Vol. 43, Número 5 (September - October)

  • Professional Issues

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      In patients with chronic kidney disease, there is no such thing as "stable".

      Candice Halinski

      

  • Case Study

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      Peritoneal dialysis catheter obstruction by uterine tubaric fimbriae in an adult woman with developmental abnormalities.

      Fabrizio Grosjean, Filippo Mangione, Giuseppe Sileno, Elena Ticozzelli, Massimo Abelli, Antonio Dal Canton

      

  • President's Message

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      Opioid abuse - a potential issue for our patients and our colleagues.

      Sheila Doss

      

  • From the Editor

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      Communication - the most basic of nursing skills.

      Beth Ulrich

      

  • Exploring the Evidence

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      What are ethical issues when honoring an older adult's decision to withdraw from dialysis?.

      Debra Hain, Duna Diaz, Rute Paixao

      
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      Determining nurse staffing dor peritoneal dialysis care.

      Ana Elizabeth Figueiredo, Janete de Souza Urbanetto, Judith Bernardini, Kamyla Lameira Vieira

      
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      The relationship of the spiritual and religious dimensions with quality of life and health of patients with chronic kidney disease: An integrative literature review.

      Calíope Pilger, Anita E. Molzahn, Marília Pilotto de Oliveira, Luciana Kusumota

      
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      Work enviornment characteristics valued by outpatient hemodialysis unit nurse managers.

      Linda Flynn, Charlotte Thomas-Hawkins, Lora Bognar

      
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      Over the counter drugs to avoid in older adults with kidney impairment.

      Chelsey Hess, Sunny A. Linnebur, Danielle N. Rhyne, Connie A. Valdez

      
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      Patient handoffs in Nephrology Nurse practice setting: A safety study.

      Andy Bhattacharya, Megan Walsh, Tamara Kear