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UK Renal Registry 15th Annual Report: Appendix B Definitions and Analysis Criteria

Author(s) -

Manish D. Sinha,

Carol Inward,

Yincent Tse,

Heather Maxwell,

Malcolm Lewis,

Fiona Braddon,

Anna Casula,

Catherine O'Brien,

Rishi Pruthi,

Terry Feest,

Catriona Shaw,

Retha Steenkamp,

Anirudh Rao,

Julie Gilg,

Andrew J Williams,

Victoria Briggs,

David Pitcher,

Damian Fogarty,

Martin Wilkie,

Iain MacPhee,

Udaya Udayaraj,

Laura Pankhurst,

Paul Roderick,

John O'Neill,

Rommel Ravanan,

Satz Mengensatzproduktion,

Druck Reinhardt Druck Basel

Publication year - 2013

Publication title -

nephron clinical practice

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

ISSN - 1660-2110

DOI - 10.1159/000353330

Subject(s) - medicine , appendix , general surgery , paleontology , biology

The take-on population is defined as all patients over 18 who started RRTat UK renal centres and did not have a recovery lasting more than 90 days within 90 days of starting RRT. The treatment timeline is used to define take-on patients as follows. If a patient has timeline entries from more than one centre then these are all combined and sorted by date. Then, the first treatment entry gives the first date of when they were receiving RRT. This is defined as a ‘start date’. However, in the following situations there is evidence that the patient was already receiving RRT before this ‘start date’ and these people are not classed as take-on patients:

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