Journal of Modern Nursing MedicineJPCNS

End-stage renal disease is the most common type of kidney disease. The renal function of these patients is severely damaged and can no longer meet the bodys metabolic and other functional needs. Treating these patients in the form of hemodialysis is the main clinical measure for end-stage renal disease patients at present, which can clear the metabolic waste in the patients blood. When the dialysis treatment cycle is long, in order to comprehensively guarantee the treatment effect of patients with end-stage renal disease, it is necessary to accurately carry out various aspects of nursing guidance during the patients home treatment to help patients maintain good medical compliance and healthy living habits, and avoid the patients own unreasonable nursing measures affecting recovery.

End-stage renal disease; Home care; Applied research