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Incidence and Outcomes of in-Hospital Cardiac Arrest and Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation in the Kidney Replacement Therapy Population: Protocol for a Linked National Disease Registry Study

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By Barnaby Hole
| Research Protocols
Table 1. Cerebral performance category: table presenting the five categories of cerebral performance with attached description. Adapted from [].
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‘It’s basically ‘have that or die’’: a qualitative study of older patients’ choices between dialysis and conservative kidney management

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By Barnaby Hole, Leila Rooshenas, Rachael L Morton, Fergus Caskey
| BMJ Open Verified
A ‘weighing up’ of pros and cons was universal, where individuals described selecting their treatment from several options. The assumed extension to life provided by dialysis needed to be of acceptable quality, and participants’ capability to live and undertake activities independently appeared to be critically important: If it’s going to give me a reasonable quality of life, then it will keep me going.
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Mixed-methods research in nephrology

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By Pippa Bailey Verified, Barnaby Hole, Fergus Caskey, Lucy A. Plumb
| kidney-international.org
Abstract Mixed-methods research involves the mixing of at least one qualitative and one quantitative method in the same research project or set of related projects. Combined use of qualitative and quantitative research methods in nephrology has increased over the last 10 years. In this review we aim to advance understanding of mixed-methods research within the kidney community.
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