Staff Education Resources
| Resource Material | Brief Description | Topics |
|---|---|---|
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CDC Course on Infection Prevention |
CDC course “Infection Prevention in Dialysis Settings” for outpatient hemodialysis healthcare workers, including technicians and nurses. | Infection Prevention |
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Dialysis Patient Depression Toolkit |
Depression toolkit designed by pts for pts with contributions from professional collaborators | Depression |
|
Depression & Dialysis: Removing the Stigma and Strengthening our Mental Health |
Recording/Slides of 10/4/2018 Webinar hosted by pt leaders in collaboration with AAKP and NKF | Depression |
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ESRD Bulletins - Quality Improvement https://nwrnbulletins.wordpress.com/category/quality-improvement/ |
NW 16 blog posts related to Quality Improvement | Quality Improvement |
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Fistula First Catheter Last (FFCL) Resources for Professionals |
Resources developed by the FFCL Workgroup coalition to increase AVF rates in hemodialysis patients | Vascular Access |
|
Monitoring Your Dialysis Water Treatment System |
Manual designed to outline the methods used to achieve and maintain quality standards in maintaining the dialysis water treatment system. | Dialysis Water Treatment |
|
Preventing Opioid Harm |
Opioid Resource Page with focus on older adults | Opioid Reduction |
|
Water Treatment Calculator |
The Carbon Tank Empty Bed Contact Time (EBCT) and Flow Rate calculators spreadsheet | Dialysis Water Treatment |
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Page updated April 30, 2021