Comprehensive Care and Prevention for 

Early detection and screening:

Patients should be regularly screened for CKD, especially if they have risk factors such as diabetes or high blood pressure. Early detection can lead to earlier treatment and better outcomes.

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Medical management:

This includes managing blood pressure and blood sugar levels, managing electrolyte imbalances, and prescribing medications to slow the progression of CKD and manage complications.

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Patient education:

Education is key in managing CKD. Patients need to understand their condition, how to manage it, and what to expect in the future. This can include education on medication management, lifestyle modifications, and how to monitor and manage symptoms.

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Coordination of care:

A care team should be in place to coordinate care across multiple providers and settings. This can include primary care providers, nephrologists, nurses, dietitians, and other specialists as needed.