KDQOL

Acronym	Definition
KDQOL	Kidney Disease Quality of Life Instrument

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Similarly, correlations between the IIRS and the KDQOL subscales were high: burden of CKD was -0.75, symptoms/problems was -0.52, and effect on daily life was -0.80 (see Table 9).

Living with Chronic Kidney Disease: Illness Perceptions, Symptoms, Coping, and Quality of Life

Los instrumentos para evaluar la calidad de vida en paciente con ERCA se pueden clasificar como genericos y especificos dependiendo a la poblacion a la cual este dirigido, los genericos son instrumentos que se pueden utilizar en diferentes pacientes y su diseno pretende obtener un aspecto de calidad de vida que pueda aplicarse en distintos contextos, como es el caso de la escala SF-36, SF-12, WHOQOL BREF; los especificos pueden serlo para una enfermedad en concreto, o por grupo etario con diferentes alteraciones (8), estas ultimas son las caracteristicas de las escalas KDQOL 36 y WHOQOL OLD (29,30).

Escalas para evaluar la calidad de vida en personas con enfermedad renal cronica avanzada: Revision integrativa/Scales for assessing the quality of life in people with advanced chronic kidney disease: Integrative review

Socio-economic factors like education, employment, income, funding was compared with KDQOL sub scales and were found statistically significant (p-value (<0.05).

Socio-economic factors affecting quality of life of Hemodialysis patients and its effects on mortality

The KDQOL, a well validity instrument for assessing the quality of life (QOL) in people with ESKD (Joshi, Mooppil & Lim, 2010; Perlman et al, 2005; Unruh, Weisbord & Kimmel, 2005), consists of 36 items divided into 19 dimensions.

Examining the health-related quality of life of people with end-stage kidney disease living in Hanoi, Vietnam

Disease-specific measures such as the RAND Kidney Disease Quality of Life (KDQoL) measure (Hays et al., 1994) and the Kidney Disease Questionnaire (Laupacis et al., 1992) were also applied.

General health of end stage renal disease program beneficiaries

En las dimensiones del cuestionario generico del SF-36, que complementa al KDQOL, el Rol Fisico, la Salud General y la Funcion Fisica, son las mas afectadas, algo comun con algun estudio (26).

Analisis de la calidad de vida del paciente en la etapa predialisis/Analysis of the quality of life of the patient in the predialysis stage

In the workshop, four measures were considered as potentially suitable for ESRD patients: the Dartmouth COOP Charts (Nelson et al., 1990 and 1996), the Duke Health Profile (DUKE) (Parkerson, Broadhead, and Tse, 1990; Parkerson, 1997), the SF-36 Health Survey (SF36) (Ware and Sherbourne, 1992; Ware, 1993), and the RAND Kidney Disease Quality of Life instrument (KDQOL) (Hays et al., 1994).

Predictors of functional health status of end stage renal disease patients

Para la evaluacion de la CV en pacientes con ERC el cuestionario mas idoneo es el The Kidney Disease Quality of Life (KDQOL) ya que es un instrumento de medicion especifico y generico que cuenta con 36 items y fue disenado para pacientes con ERC que se encuentren bajo TRS.

Relacion entre las complicaciones y la calidad de vida del paciente en hemodialisis

Another study of patients on 3 versus 6 days/week home HD found significant improvements in the effects and burdens of kidney disease domains of the Kidney Disease and Quality of Life (KDQOL) questionnaire in the 6-days/week home HD group, but no significant difference in overall QOL.

Quality of life and self-efficacy in three dialysis modalities: incenter hemodialysis, home hemodialysis, and home peritoneal dialysis

Hays, R.D., Kallich, J.D., Mapes, D.L., et al.: Development of the Kidney Disease Quality of Life (KDQOL) Instrument.

Measuring and improving the health status of end stage renal disease patients

The Kidney Disease Quality of Life (KDQOL)-36 is a questionnaire offered to all patients on dialysis to measure the effects of chronic illness to understand more clearly how renal failure interferes with daily living (Hays, Kallich, Mapes, Coons, & Carter, 1994).

Application of Dorothea Orem's theory of self-care to the elderly patient on peritoneal dialysis