Carol Rhodes, Nicola Beech, Lindsay Chesterton, Richard Fluck
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Integrating peritoneal and home haemodialysis: a nurse's perspective from a single centre.
Home based dialytic therapy is underutilized in most renal centres. This article describes a nurse led and delivered approach to problem solving from a patient perspective, resulting in an increase in prevalent and incident patient numbers on home HD and peritoneal dialysis. Overall, between 2004 and 2010 home-based therapies have risen from 61 to 119 prevalent patients, with a fall in in-centre patient numbers.