Dialysis: Choice of dialysis--what to do with economic incentives (scientific article)

Increasing home based dialysis therapies to tackle dialysis burden around the world: a position statement on dialysis economics from the 2nd Congress of the International Society for Hemodialysis

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Reimbursement of dialysis: a comparison of seven countries

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International study of health care organization and financing: development of renal replacement therapy in Germany.

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Success of the peritoneal dialysis programme in Hong Kong

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Peritoneal dialysis in Ontario: a natural experiment in physician reimbursement methodology

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P433

issue

P407

language of work or name

English

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P921

main subject

renal dialysis

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P304

page(s)

495-496

P577

publication date

2012-07-31

P1433

published in

Nature Reviews Nephrology

Q2079275

P1476

title

Dialysis: Choice of dialysis--what to do with economic incentives

P478

volume

Reverse relations

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P356	DOI	10.1038/NRNEPH.2012.165
P698	PubMed publication ID	22847345