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CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE

» Prevention of progression [published 2006]
» Nutrition & growth [published 2005]
» Cardiovascular risk factors [published 2005]
» Vitamin D, calcimimetics & phosphate binders [published 2006]
» Urine protein as diagnostic test [published 2004]
» Evaluation of renal function [published 2005]
» Kidney stones [published 2007]
» Renal Vasculitis [under development]
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DIALYSIS

» Acceptance onto dialysis [published 2005]
» Biochemical & Haematological targets [published 2006]
» Dialysis adequacy [published 2005]
» Peritonitis treatment & prophylaxis [published 2004]
» Vascular access[under development]
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TRANSPLANTATION

» Deceased kidney donor suitability [published 2005]
» CMV disease & kidney transplants [published 2004]
» Calcineurin inhibitors in renal transplantation [published 2007]
» Living kidney donors [under development]
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Role of the CARI Office

The main role of the CARI Office is:

To support guideline writers through the guideline development and revision processes
To organise peer and consumer review of new and revised guidelines
To identify relevant trials in the literature for each Work Group (with the assistance of the Cochrane Renal Group)
To obtain full text copies of papers as requested by guideline writers
To edit completed sets of guidelines and arrange for their publication as a Supplement to the journal Nephrology
To maintain the CARI guidelines website and produce the CARI newsletter

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