A Primary Care Provider’s Guide to the Diagnosis and Management of Chronic Kidney Disease: Steps Providers and Patients Can Take to Slow Progression
In partnership with the National Kidney Foundation, A Primary Care Provider’s Guide to the Diagnosis and Management of Chronic Kidney Disease: Steps Providers and Patients Can Take to Slow Progression series offered 60-minute case-based learning opportunities with a goal of increasing clinicians’ confidence levels in early testing, diagnosis, management and patient support.
The ECHO® Model is an “all teach, all learn” approach to disseminate and implement best practices across diverse disciplines.
Session topics:
- Disparities and Rate of Diabetes in CKD
- Screening and Diagnosing CKD – Practice Assessment and Identification of Gaps
- All About Potassium
- When and How: Referral to Nephrology and How to Co-manage Patients
- Hypertension Management in Patients with CKD/Cardiovascular Health and CKD
- Hypertension Management in Patients With CKD
- Diabetes Management in Patients with CKD
- Cardiovascular Health and CKD
- SGLT2 Inhibitors and GLP-1 Agonists in CKD/Novel Therapies Session 1
- SGLT2 Inhibitors and GLP-1 Agonists in CKD/Novel Therapies Session 2
- ACE-I and ARB, and Hyperkalemia Management – The Importance of ACE-I, ARB Therapy How to Manage Hyperkalemia
- Screening and Diagnosing CKD – Practice Assessment and Identification of Gaps/Nephrology Referral and Risks Stratification
- Diabetes Management in Patients With CKD
- SGLT2 Inhibitors and MRA in CKD
- RRT Modality Education
- Lifestyle Management of CKD and ESRD
- Expanded Primary Care Teams
- Managing Complications of CKD
- Nutrition/Lifestyle Management of CKD
- Preparing for Renal Replacement Therapy