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Coordinating patient care between primary care physicians and nephrologists is essential to managing the growing economic and clinical burden of chronic kidney disease.
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Supports coordinated CKD care models; leaves open optimal implementation and outcome impacts for prospective trials.
Coordinating patient care between nephrologists and primary care physicians is essential to managing the growing clinical and economic burden of chronic kidney disease.
Thorp et al. (2006) conducted a review in Chronic kidney disease. Coordinating patient care between primary care physicians and nephrologists is essential to managing the growing economic and clinical burden of chronic kidney disease.
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