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The Renal Physicians Association and the Forum of End Stage Renal Disease Networks welcome you to Keeping Kidney Patients Safe. This web site serves as a resource for nephrology professionals who are committed to achieving and maintaining optimum levels of kidney patient safety.

Keeping Kidney Patients Safe provides information and best practices to prevent the occurrence of the Six Adverse Patient Safety Events as identified by patient and professional surveys and also assists nephrology professionals in meeting the quality assessment and performance improvement (QAPI) requirements outlined in the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) Conditions for Coverage for End Stage Renal Disease Facilities.

News

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InHealth is seeking proposals  that will evaluate the role and impact of technological innovation in reducing the economic and clinical consequences of infection. Study proposals should concentrate on the technology contribution to clinical practices. Proposals are due Feb 1, 2012.

Current Spotlight

How have more than 120 dialysis facilities found tools and resources necessary to implement patient safety targets, create an awareness of patient safety issues, and learn more about specific areas of patient safety. Find out how they use the 5-Diamond Patient Safety Program to create a patient safety culture.

 

Test Your Knowledge

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The last two hours of dialysis is the most likely time for a VND incident. Visit Did You Know? to learn more.