Is it possible to reduce hospital admissions through evidence-based clinic staffing?

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Patients who find themselves on in-center dialysis have the higher rates of hospital admissions than those on peritoneal dialysis. These admissions represent a significant financial cost and account for approximately 40% of the total Medicare expenditures for dialysis patients.

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