contributions of Drs Kelvin Lynn, Grant New Zealand nephrology services are represented on the ANZDATA steering Pidgeon, and Mark Marshall. The work of Dr committee by Dr Tonya Kara (). Stephen McDonald and Phil Clayton at ANZDATA is also acknowledged. Peritoneal dialysis peritonitis rates are 2 Data sources provided from the New Zealand Peritoneal Dialysis Registry () by Dr Gerald Waters (). and collection Catheter-associated bacterial infections are provided by staff at individual dialysis units. Census data about treatment of people with The 2015 data report includes data from the end-stage kidney disease who do not receive ANZDATA Registry for the calendar year treatment with dialysis or transplantation are ending 31 December 2015. The audit data are not collected nationally and therefore are not shown in table and graphic formats in the includable in this report. following pages. Data for ABO incompatible kidney transplants ANZDATA collates demographic and clinical and transplants conducted within kidney data about all adults and children who are exchange chains are derived from the treated with dialysis or a kidney transplant in National Renal Transplant Service (NRTS) Australia and New Zealand. This report only courtesy of the Service lead, Dr Nick Cross and includes patients who are treated in New Dale Gommans (data manager) (). The Zealand. number of patients on the waiting list for a may be minor changes in the data from kidney transplant are provided by Dr Jonathan previous years’ reports which result from Downing at the New Zealand Blood Service. corrections and updates to the central Patient summaries, editable figures ANZDATA database and minor changes (PowerPoint), and raw data (in Excel format) resulting from updating of the NZ population of this report are available on request from Dr from the 2013 census. Suetonia Palmer The National Renal Advisory Board welcomes (suetonia.palmer@otago.ac.nz) feedback on this report. Comments can be . sent to Dr Ian Dittmer, Chair of the National Renal Advisory Board () or Dr Suetonia Palmer () who drafted the report.
contributions of Drs Kelvin Lynn, Grant Pidgeon, and Mark Marshall. The work of Dr Stephen McDonald and Phil Clayton at ANZDATA is also acknowledged. 2 Data sources and collection The 2015 data report includes data from the ANZDATA Registry for the calendar year ending 31 December 2015. The audit data are shown in table and graphic formats in the following pages. ANZDATA collates demographic and clinical data about all adults and children who are treated with dialysis or a kidney transplant in Australia and New Zealand. This report only includes patients who are treated in New Zealand. may be minor changes in the data from previous years’ reports which result from corrections and updates to the central ANZDATA database and minor changes resulting from updating of the NZ population from the 2013 census. The National Renal Advisory Board welcomes feedback on this report. Comments can be sent to Dr Ian Dittmer, Chair of the National Renal Advisory Board () or Dr Suetonia Palmer () who drafted the report. New Zealand nephrology services are represented on the ANZDATA steering committee by Dr Tonya Kara (). Peritoneal dialysis peritonitis rates are provided from the New Zealand Peritoneal Dialysis Registry () by Dr Gerald Waters (). Catheter-associated bacterial infections are provided by staff at individual dialysis units. Census data about treatment of people with end-stage kidney disease who do not receive treatment with dialysis or transplantation are not collected nationally and therefore are not includable in this report. Data for ABO incompatible kidney transplants and transplants conducted within kidney exchange chains are derived from the National Renal Transplant Service (NRTS) courtesy of the Service lead, Dr Nick Cross and Dale Gommans (data manager) (). The number of patients on the waiting list for a kidney transplant are provided by Dr Jonathan Downing at the New Zealand Blood Service. Patient summaries, editable figures (PowerPoint), and raw data (in Excel format) of this report are available on request from Dr Suetonia Palmer (suetonia.palmer@otago.ac.nz) .
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