KICC News
KICC News is a quarterly newsletter published by NKDEP. KICC News is one way for KICC members to highlight their activities and share knowledge with each other. The newsletter covers a broad range of issues related to CKD.
KICC News is emailed to a growing list of Federal employees with interest in CKD and in the audiences impacted by the disease. Recipients are encouraged to share KICC News with their colleagues and to send story ideas for future issues to NKDEP.
KICC News Current Issue
Issue 9, Summer 2009 (PDF, 164K)
CMS Proposes Payment for Kidney Disease Education in Hospital Outpatient Settings-KICC Meeting Summary Report Now Available-CDC Begins Interagency Process to Develop a CKD Fact Sheet-NIA Publishes Article Summarizing Workshop about CKD in Older Adults
KICC News Past Issues
Issue 8, Winter/Spring 2009 (PDF, 136K)
CDC Convenes Experts to Develop Public Health Strategies — Healthy People 2020 — CKD Objective Writing Underway - AHRQ Stakeholders' Meeting Summary Available
Issue 7, Fall 2008 (PDF, 136K)
New Legislation Impacts Kidney Disease Education - New Pilot Explores CKD Care Strategies in Health Centers - NKDEP Engages Nutrition Community in CKD Diet Initiative
Issue 6, Spring/Summer 2008 (PDF, 86K)
New Dialysis Facilities Criteria - CKD Surveillance Project Update - Donation Process Improvements - Drug-Dosing Recommendations
Issue 5, Winter 2008 (PDF, 86K)
QIOs Focus on CKD - Unified Support for eGFR Reporting - ESRD-DM Trends - Observing Kidney Month
Issue 4, Fall 2007 (PDF, 121K)
Revised ESA Labeling Approved - USRDS 2007 Data Highlights - NIDDK Spanish-language Web Portal - CDC Advances Surveillance System
Issue 3, Summer 2007 (PDF, 98K)
Improving CKD Test - June KICC Meeting Summary - Upcoming FDA Advisory Meeting
Issue 2, Spring 2007 (PDF, 53K)
New NIDDK Director - Monitoring Kidney Care - CKD Data Released - Standardizing Urine Albumin Testing
Issue 1, Winter 2007 (PDF, 135K)
New Initiative from CDC - Exceeding Fistula First Goals - 2006 USRDS Report Available - SRM 967 Released
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