Diagnosis, diagnostic approach and challenges in pregnancy-associated AKI – The ADQI 32 consensus meeting Abstract. Despite advancements in obstetric care, pregnancy-associated acute kidney injury (PrAKI) continues to be a significant public health concern, con

Our new review: 🤰 associated AKI remains a major maternal–fetal threat.🔝 causes: preeclampsia/eclampsia, hemorrhage, infection. Updated diagnostics: from imaging/biopsy to emerging biomarkers—plus practice & research recommendations. #PrAKI #ObGyn
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Pregnancy-associated acute kidney injury — consensus report of the 32nd Acute Disease Quality Initiative workgroup - Nature Reviews Nephrology Pregnancy-associated acute kidney injury is a risk factor for maternal and fetal morbidity and mortality and a driver of health inequity worldwide. This Consensus Statement from the Acute Disease Qual...

🚨 New ADQI consensus on 🤰 -associated AKI just out in Nature Reviews Nephrology!

Multidisciplinary recommendations to guide diagnosis, management & follow-up of PrAKI a major cause of maternal & neonatal morbidity worldwide. 🌍🤰🩺

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A multidisciplinary team of midwives, obstetricians, nephrologists, paediatricians and nurses from 14 different countries across the globe gathered to provide solutions to PrAKI and prevent it going forward. #PrAKI #GlobalHealth #MaternalHealth #KidneyHealthinPregnancy

So happy to join this in Nairobi.
Looking forward to 3 days full of learning #PrAKI

Global PrAKI Consortium | Enhance Kidney Care Today Discover global efforts to prevent, identify, and manage PrAKI through research, education, and collaboration at PrAKI.org.

We look forward to welcoming you in Nairobi for the inaugural PrAKI consortium meeting—bringing global experts together to tackle prediction, prevention & care of PrAKI. We’ll share insights, set priorities & shape a toolkit. Learn more: www.praki.org #PrAKI #GlobalHealth

On #WorldPreeclampsiaDay we remember all the #mothers and babies who have lost their lives to this awful disease; and we MUST do our part. Addressing #PrAKI is one way. Please share and take part in our #survey

Pregnancy Kidney Injury Consortium - APEC International Pregnancy Kidney Injury Consortium Our team based at King’s College London, led by Katherine Clark and Dr Kate Bramham, has been working with an international team of midwives, nephrologists, obstetri...

Katherine Clark, who received a Stoneygate Fellowship grant, is asking healthcare workers, with a focus on #midwives, #nurses and #doctors, to take part in a survey on the barriers to diagnosis and management of #PrAKI.

Please consider completing the survey: bit.ly/4iRYVpC

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Pregnancy Associated Acute Kidney Injury #PrAKI is an adverse maternal #perinatal outcome we need to know more about. Please complete & share this survey to help in the quest of knowing & understanding more. #midwifery #midwives #pregnancy #birth #kidney

#Midwifery care is core to addressing #PrAKI through risk assessment, early identification and first line management of #preeclampsia #PPH and #sepsis, the major causes of #PrAKI
#Midwives - we need to hear your voice so we can change to make it easier for you to do your job well

Calling all #midwives #nurses #obstetricians #nephrologsists! Please do your part to reduce the unnecessarily high #maternalmortality rate from #PrAKI just by completing this short survey shorturl.at/cUgy9

📢OPEN Now! #Midwives are critical in the PrAKI crisis so this #IDM2025 we are launching a🌎survey on the barriers to identification and management of #PrAKI. Open to ALL HCPs who are involved in #maternity or #kidney care. Please share widely! shorturl.at/cUgy9