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When Using DOPPS Slides

This presentation explores findings from the Dialysis Outcomes and Practice Patterns Study (DOPPS) concerning sleep quality (SQ) among prevalent hemodialysis patients. It highlights the distribution of SQ scores, explores characteristics of patients with good vs. poor SQ, and identifies predictors of poor SQ, including medication use. Additionally, we assess the association of SQ scores with other sleep-related issues and evaluate the relative risk of mortality in hemodialysis patients linked to SQ. Conclusions emphasize potential relationships between various factors influencing SQ.

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When Using DOPPS Slides

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  1. When Using DOPPS Slides

  2. DOPPS Slide Use Guidelines

  3. Sleep Quality Predicts Quality of Life in Haemodialysis Patients: Results from the Dialysis Outcomes and Practice Patterns Study (DOPPS)

  4. Introduction

  5. DOPPS Background

  6. Methods

  7. Distribution of SQ scores among prevalent HD patients in DOPPS I (1996-2001)

  8. Characteristics of good versus poor SQ in prevalent HD patients [1]

  9. Characteristics of good versus poor SQ in prevalent HD patients [2]

  10. Predictors of poor sleep quality [1]

  11. Predictors of poor sleep quality [2]

  12. Adjusted odds ratios of poor SQ by medication use

  13. Association of SQ score with other sleep-related problems

  14. Relative risk of mortality for HD patients by SQ score

  15. Conclusion

  16. Possible relationships between factors associated with SQ

  17. Acknowledgements

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