World Kidney Day 2021 with the theme of living well with kidney disease; a review of current concepts

Journal of epidemiology and preventive medicine Pub Date : 2021-01-01 DOI:10.34172/jpe.2021.08

M. Bahadoram, Saeede Labaykee, B. Lakkakula, B. Keikhaei, M. Nekouei Shahraki, Soroush Mohammadi Jouabadi, M. Onuigbo, F. Ahmadizar, M. Mahmoudian-sani, P. Peymani

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Since 2006, by considering one dimension of kidney disease, each year, the International Society of Nephrology (ISN) and the International Federation of Kidney Foundations (IFKF) have consistently and unanimously declared a World Kidney Day (WKD) around a specific kidney disease to increase the global awareness about kidney diseases. WKD, which is celebrated in more than 150 countries worldwide, is an international kidney health awareness campaign emphasizing the importance of the kidneys to reduce the global prevalence of kidney diseases and their related health problems by promoting patients and providing education. The present review aims to summarize the themes of previous WKD campaigns and the advocacy of the 2021 WKD campaign theme "Living well with kidney disease". The 2021 WKD Steering Committee advocates for the empowerment of CKD patients, their family members, and care partners, along with both drug and non-drug therapeutic programs to achieve better health outcomes.

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2021年世界肾脏日，主题为“与肾病共存”;对当前概念的回顾

自2006年以来，通过考虑肾脏疾病的一个维度，每年，国际肾脏学会(ISN)和国际肾脏基金会联合会(IFKF)一致宣布围绕特定肾脏疾病的世界肾脏日(WKD)，以提高全球对肾脏疾病的认识。世界肾脏日在全球150多个国家庆祝，是一项国际肾脏健康意识运动，强调肾脏的重要性，通过促进患者和提供教育来减少肾脏疾病及其相关健康问题的全球患病率。本综述旨在总结以往WKD活动的主题以及2021年WKD活动主题“与肾脏疾病一起生活”的宣传。2021年WKD指导委员会倡导赋予CKD患者，其家庭成员和护理伙伴权力，以及药物和非药物治疗计划，以实现更好的健康结果。

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