Modality The number and proportion of dialysis patients treated with peritoneal 4320 adult patients were treated with dialysis (either automated or dialysis (582 pmp) and 1589 (369 continuous ambulatory) has fallen pmp) were treated with from 23.5% of RRT patients in 2006 to transplantation at end of calendar 18.1% in 2015. year 2015. The proportion of patients on 6 children and adolescents were peritoneal dialysis is falling mainly due treated with dialysis and 42 were to falling rates of CAPD (from 11.4% of treated with kidney transplantation at all RRT in 2011 to 8.6% in 2015). The end of calendar year 2015. rates of APD have remained at Most DHBs treat proportionally more approximately 10% of all RRT. patients with dialysis than The proportion of dialysis patients transplantation, with the exception of treated with home haemodialysis has Starship, Capital and Coast, remained largely unchanged (16.1% of Canterbury, and Southern DHBs. dialysis in 2006 to 18.0%) in 2015. Most patients treated with dialysis in The number of home haemodialysis NZ received facility-based patients as a proportion of all haemodialysis within a hospital centre haemodialysis has remained or satellite unit (Figure 4.3). unchanged at between 25-28% over The proportion of dialysis patients the previous decade. receiving facility haemodialysis The overall proportion of dialysis treatment continued to increase year patients treated with any on year from 27.9% in 2006 to 32.1% dialysis is decreasing (from 54.0% in in 2015 (Figure 4.4). PD treatment 2005 to 48.6% in 2014) due to rates appeared to fall in proportion decreasing use of CAPD and with increasing facility haemodialysis. increasing facility dialysis.
Modality 4320 adult patients were treated with dialysis (582 pmp) and 1589 (369 pmp) were treated with transplantation at end of calendar year 2015. 6 children and adolescents were treated with dialysis and 42 were treated with kidney transplantation at end of calendar year 2015. Most DHBs treat proportionally more patients with dialysis than transplantation, with the exception of Starship, Capital and Coast, Canterbury, and Southern DHBs. Most patients treated with dialysis in NZ received facility-based haemodialysis within a hospital centre or satellite unit (Figure 4.3). The proportion of dialysis patients receiving facility haemodialysis treatment continued to increase year on year from 27.9% in 2006 to 32.1% in 2015 (Figure 4.4). PD treatment rates appeared to fall in proportion with increasing facility haemodialysis. The number and proportion of dialysis patients treated with peritoneal dialysis (either automated or continuous ambulatory) has fallen from 23.5% of RRT patients in 2006 to 18.1% in 2015. The proportion of patients on peritoneal dialysis is falling mainly due to falling rates of CAPD (from 11.4% of all RRT in 2011 to 8.6% in 2015). The rates of APD have remained at approximately 10% of all RRT. The proportion of dialysis patients treated with home haemodialysis has remained largely unchanged (16.1% of dialysis in 2006 to 18.0%) in 2015. The number of home haemodialysis patients as a proportion of all haemodialysis has remained unchanged at between 25-28% over the previous decade. The overall proportion of dialysis patients treated with any dialysis is decreasing (from 54.0% in 2005 to 48.6% in 2014) due to decreasing use of CAPD and increasing facility dialysis.
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