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Nephrol Nurs J2025;52(6):601-603.January 1, 2025Journal Article
Integration of Health Equity in the Management of Patients with Chronic Kidney Disease.
Andrea Mignott1,2, Anitha Philip3,4,5, Lillian Pryor6,7,2,8, Violeta Valcheva9,5, Nestor Dante Verano10,11,5, Veronica Washington12,2,13
1Organ Transplant Coordinator, University Hospital of the West Indies, Jamaica, West Indies.
2member of ANNA's Chronic Kidney Disease Specialty Practice Network.
3Certified Nephrology Nurse Practitioner, Strive Health, Chicago, IL.
4Leader of ANNA's Chronic Kidney Disease Specialty Practice Network, an ANNA Health Policy Representative.
5member of ANNA's Windy City Chapter.
6Director/Nurse Educator and Faculty Member, Veterans Affairs Nursing Academic Partnership (VANAP) Atlanta VA, Decatur, GA.
7Past President of ANNA.
8member of ANNA's Dogwood Chapter.
9Nurse Practitioner, Edward Hines, Jr., VA Hospital, Hines, IL.
10Certified Nephrology Nurse Practitioner, Excel Kidney Care LLC, Chicago, IL.
11Publication Advisor for ANNA's Chronic Kidney Disease Specialty Practice Network.
12Nurse Clinician, Ben Taub Hospital, Houston, TX.
13member of ANNA's Gulf Coast Chapter.
Abstract
Many social determinants of health contribute to the increase in kidney disease incidence, including race, the patient's home address, economic means, educational attainment, and access to health care services. Integrating health equity requires team collaboration, provider, health financing resources, patient education and empowerment, and supporting health policies to enhance health care deliver…
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