Single-centre survey demonstrates high patient satisfaction with incremental haemodialysis, suggesting potential for broader implementation.
A single‐centre, anonymous survey study was conducted to investigate patient experience and quality of life (Kidney Disease Quality of Life‐36) in individuals receiving incremental haemodialysis, with all 20 eligible patients participating. Patients expressed high satisfaction with incremental haemodialysis and a strong preference over conventional haemodialysis regimens. Quality‐of‐life scores were consistent with broader dialysis populations, but overall satisfaction with care was high, supporting the potential for incremental haemodialysis expansion.
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