Field Notes
info_outline Episode 49: Patient Resources for Patient Empowerment with DeShawn Dorsey and Kaelyn BamfordField Notes
info_outline Episode 48: Using Artificial Intelligence as a Tool: Part 2 with Dr. Luca and Dr. MonaghanField Notes
info_outline Episode 47: An Update on Transitional Care Units with Dr. Dinesh Chatoth and Derek BlankenshipField Notes
info_outline Episode 46: Improving CAPD Culture in the United States with Michelle CarverField Notes
info_outline Episode 45: Using Artificial Intelligence as a Tool: Part 1Field Notes
info_outline Episode 44: Seeing ESRD as a Form of Heart Disease with Dr. Charles Herzog and Dr. Christopher ChanField Notes
info_outline Episode 43: The War in Ukraine and Dialysis with Dr. Stefano Stuard and Dr. Volodymyr NovakivskyyField Notes
info_outline Episode 42: An Update on Transplant Medicine with Dr. Benjamin HippenField Notes
April is National Donate Life Month, and during this time, we focus on raising awareness about transplantation and donation honor the people who have saved lives through the gift of donation. Tune in for this special episode today for an update on the latest in transplant medicine. Transplantation is the best method of treatment for many people with end stage kidney disease, when available and accessible. As a company, we prioritize expanding access to kidney transplantation and work to reduce the challenges facing patients as they work towards getting transplanted.
info_outline Episode 41: Closing Global Health Gaps with Dr. Amaka Eneanya and Mignon EarlyField Notes
info_outlineLow levels of albumin have been associated with increased mortality in patients on dialysis according to many studies. A type of protein made by the liver, albumin keeps fluid from leaking out of blood vessels while nourishing tissues and transporting hormones, vitamins, drugs, and substances like calcium throughout the body. Dr. Kam Kalantar, an expert in kidney diseases and epidemiology, joins Field Notes to explain the importance of managing albumin in patients with chronic kidney disease.