It starts with a question:
No matter what name is on the hospital, we’re all working to answer the same questions. The ones we ask with our hearts and answer with our heads.
See how we’re working towards answersMeet the team behind the questions
We have built a registry of data on outcome improvement activities at each participating center.
David Hooper, MD, MS explaining the Kidney Transplant Program’s enhanced collaborative strategy
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Prasad Devarajan, MD
Director, Division of Nephrology and Hypertension 513-636-4531 prasad.devarajan@cchmc.orgSee Info
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Francisco Flores, MD
Medical Director, Clinical Services and MARS Program 513-636-4531 francisco.flores@cchmc.orgOur hope is to develop a comprehensive clinical decision support system for managing acute kidney injury before damage is done.
Stuart Goldstein, MD, FAAP, FNKF on the eye-opening AKI study he designed
Sharing personal accounts of how individual lives are affected by lawmakers’ decisions can drive a point home on a visceral level.
Ray Bignall, MD on why he’s gathering patient stories for the #100Words project
Systematic approach earns sustainable results in preventing acute kidney injury >
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Stuart Goldstein, MD, FAAP, FNKF
Director, Center for Acute Care Nephrology 513-636-2078 stuart.goldstein@cchmc.orgSee Info
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Mark Mitsnefes, MD, MS
Director, Clinical and Translational Research Center 513-636-0125 mark.mitsnefes@cchmc.orgWhen a patient identifies a barrier, there is a well-defined treatment pathway that the provider uses to talk about how to overcome that barrier.
David Hooper, MD, MS describing how a jointly-created assessment tool can enhance the success of kidney transplants
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