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Introduction

Hemodialysis Vascular Access Training and Practices Are Key to Improved Access Outcomes, Morbidity, and Mortality. Introduction. DOPPS Background (1). DOPPS Background (2). Mortality in the US vs. Europe with and without Adjustment for Differences in Facility Vascular Access Use.

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Introduction

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  1. Hemodialysis Vascular Access Training and Practices Are Key to Improved Access Outcomes, Morbidity, and Mortality

  2. Introduction

  3. DOPPS Background (1)

  4. DOPPS Background (2)

  5. Mortality in the US vs. Europe with and without Adjustment for Differences in Facility Vascular Access Use

  6. Distribution of Facility % of Pts Using A Fistula by Region: DOPPS 2 (2002-2004)

  7. Trends in Vascular Access Use in the US and Italy (1996-2007)

  8. Time to Primary AVF Failure by # of AVF Created by Facility Primary Surgeon During Surgical Training

  9. Mean # of Accesses Placed by Vascular Access Surgeons during Training

  10. Emphasis on Vascular Access Creation During Surgical Training

  11. Eleven FFBI Change Concepts for Increasing Fistulas*

  12. Conclusions (1)

  13. Conclusions (2)

  14. A Call to (Fistula) Arms

  15. Figure References

  16. Acknowledgements

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