Key result
Landscape assessment of 218 CKD initiatives highlights persistent implementation gaps and low PCP awareness.
Why the study?
Systematic strategies for early CKD screening and diagnosis remain inconsistent, with limited adoption of best practices across healthcare systems despite the benefits of early intervention.
Population
218 initiatives on CKD early diagnosis and treatment and 11 expert interviews
Design
Structured landscape search and expert interview study
Authors
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Low PCP awareness of 218 CKD initiatives signals implementation gaps; leaves open which education strategies best improve early detection.
Despite numerous educational initiatives for early CKD diagnosis, significant gaps remain in implementation and PCP awareness, highlighting the need for targeted, data-driven programs.
Walters et al. (2025) conducted a review in chronic kidney disease (CKD) (n=11). CKD early diagnosis and treatment initiatives was evaluated on Landscape of initiatives and key gaps in medical awareness. A landscape assessment identified 218 initiatives for CKD early diagnosis and treatment, highlighting persistent gaps in implementation and low awareness among primary care physicians.
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