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Understanding Lack of Appetite in Haemodialysis Patients: Implications for Nutritional Status and Outcomes

This study explores the associations between lack of appetite in haemodialysis patients, patient characteristics, nutritional status indicators, and outcomes. Discover the predictors and implications of this issue for patient care.

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Understanding Lack of Appetite in Haemodialysis Patients: Implications for Nutritional Status and Outcomes

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  1. When Using DOPPS Slides

  2. DOPPS Slide Use Guidelines

  3. Lack of Appetite in Haemodialysis Patients-Associations with Patient Characteristics, Indicators of Nutritional Status and Outcomes in the International DOPPS

  4. Introduction

  5. DOPPS Background

  6. Methods [1]

  7. Methods [2]

  8. Prevalent patient characteristics by categories of bothered by lack of appetite [1]

  9. Prevalent patient characteristics by categories of bothered by lack of appetite [2]

  10. Prevalent patient characteristics by categories of bothered by lack of appetite [3]

  11. Prevalent patient characteristics by categories of bothered by lack of appetite [4]

  12. Predictors of lack of appetite [2]

  13. Predictors of lack of appetite [1]

  14. Predictors of lack of appetite [3]

  15. Association between being bothered by lack of appetite and indicators of nutritional status [1]

  16. Association between being bothered by lack of appetite and indicators of nutritional status [2]

  17. Country Associations with Lack of Appetite

  18. Association between being bothered by lack of appetite and self-reported indicators of probably depression

  19. Relative risk of death by degree of being bothered by lack of appetite

  20. Relative risk of hospitalization by degree of being bothered by lack of appetite

  21. Conclusion

  22. Acknowledgements

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