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Impact of HRQOL and Albumin Levels on Mortality and Hospitalization Across Regions

This presentation discusses the DOPPS study’s findings on the relationship between Health-Related Quality of Life (HRQOL) scores and albumin levels with respect to mortality and hospitalization risks in Europe, Japan, and the US. It presents the relative risks associated with lower HRQOL scores and albumin levels, adjusted for various demographic and health-related factors. The implications of these findings for patient care and management in chronic kidney disease (CKD) are explored, highlighting the importance of HRQOL and nutritional status in patient outcomes.

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Impact of HRQOL and Albumin Levels on Mortality and Hospitalization Across Regions

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  1. When Using DOPPS Slides

  2. DOPPS Slide Use Guidelines

  3. 205088

  4. Introduction (1)

  5. Introduction (2)

  6. DOPPS Background

  7. Methods

  8. Relative Risk (RR) of Death and Hospitalization for Europe per 10-pts Lower HRQOL Score and 1 g/dl Lower Albumin

  9. Relative Risk (RR) of Death and Hospitalization for Japan per 10-pts Lower HRQOL Score and 1 g/dl Lower Albumin

  10. Relative Risk (RR) of Death and Hospitalization for the US per 10-pts Lower HRQOL Score and 1 g/dl Lower Albumin

  11. Adjusted Relative Risk of Death and Hospitalization per 10-pts Lower Scores for PCS and MCS Subscales

  12. Adjusted Relative Risk of Death and Hospitalization Per 10-pts Lower Scores for KDCS Subscales (1)

  13. Adjusted Relative Risk (RR) of Death and Hospitalization Per 10-pt. Lower Scores for KDCS Subscales (2)

  14. Adjusted Relative Risk of Death for Quintiles of Albumin and HRQOL Components, without Adjustment for Albumin

  15. Adjusted Relative Risk of Death and Hospitalization by Physical Component Summary Score, with Adjustment for Albumin

  16. Adjusted Relative Risk of Death and Hospitalization Mental Component Summary Score, with Adjustment for Albumin

  17. Adjusted Relative Risk of Death and Hospitalization by Kidney Disease Component Summary Score, with Adjustment for Albumin

  18. Conclusions

  19. Acknowledgements

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