ESRD databases, public policy, and quality of care: Translational medicine and nephrology

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Abstract

Efforts to improve care of patients with ESRD and the policies that guide those activities depend on evidence-based best practices derived from clinical trials and carefully conducted observational studies. Our review describes this process in the context of the translational research model (bench to bedside to populations), with a particular emphasis on bedside care. We illustrate some of its accomplishments and describe the limitations of the data and evidence supporting policy and practice.

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McClellan, W. M., Plantinga, L. C., Wilk, A. S., & Patzer, R. E. (2017). ESRD databases, public policy, and quality of care: Translational medicine and nephrology. Clinical Journal of the American Society of Nephrology, 12(1), 210–216. https://doi.org/10.2215/CJN.02370316

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