1. Multidisciplinary Care Program for Advanced Chronic Kidney Disease: Reduces Renal Replacement and Medical Costs 
Ping Min Chen, MD, Tai Shuan Lai, MD, Ping Yu Chen, MD, Chun Fu Lai, MD, Shao Yu Yang, MD, VinCent Wu, MD, PhD, Chih Kang Chiang, MD, PhD, Tze Wah Kao, MD, PhD, Jenq Wen Huang, MD, PhD, Wen Chih Chiang, MD, PhD, Shuei Liong Lin, MD, PhD, Kuan Yu Hung, MD, PhD, Yung Ming Chen, MD, Tzong Shinn Chu, MD, PhD, Ming Shiou Wu, MD, PhD, Kwan Dun Wu, MD, PhD, Tun Jun Tsai, MD, PhD 
The American Journal of Medicine 
Volume 128, Issue 1, Pages (January 2015)
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2. Figure 1
Study design, inclusion and exclusion criteria, and allocation of patients.
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3. Figure 2
Cumulative incidence of renal replacement therapy using Fine and Gray model accounting death as a competing risk. Multidisciplinary care group had a better renal outcome. (A) In all patients. (B) Chronic kidney disease stage 3B patients. (C) Chronic kidney disease stage 4 patients. (D) Chronic kidney disease stage 5 patients. eGFR = estimated glomerular filtration rate; MDC = multidisciplinary care.
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