Dale Lupu

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George Washington University

United States

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Dale Lupu is a Research Professor at George Washington University, located in the United States. His research areas focus on advance care planning, supportive care in dialysis, and the implications of public policy on kidney disease management. Recent articles authored by Professor Lupu emphasize patient-centered approaches and the integration of supportive care practices in real-world kidney care settings.

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Articles (12)

Patient-Centered Advance Care Planning in Dialysis

Medicare Hospice Policy Changes and Beneficiaries’ Rate of Live Discharge and Length-of-Stay

It Shouldn’t Be a Battle: Customizing Shared Decision Making to Meet Patients’ Preferences

Pathways Project Pragmatic Lessons Learned: Integrating Supportive Care Best Practices into Real-World Kidney Care

Advance Care Planning Coaching in CKD Clinics: A Pragmatic Randomized Clinical Trial

Implementing Advance Care Planning for dialysis patients: HIGHway project

Pathways Project: Development of a Multimodal Innovation To Improve Kidney Supportive Care in Dialysis Centers

Challenges in communication, prognostication and dialysis decision-making in the COVID-19 pandemic: Implications for interdisciplinary care during crisis settings

Recommendations for Public Policy Changes to Improve Supportive Care for Seriously Ill Patients With Kidney Disease

The Role of Kidney Supportive Care and Active Medical Management Without Dialysis in Supporting Well-Being in Kidney Care

Development of Subspecialty-Specific Reporting Milestones for Hospice and Palliative Medicine Fellowship Training in the U.S.

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Giselle Sosa

Gary Buckholz

Elizabeth Anderson

Manjula Kurella Tamura

Michael Barnett

Laura M. Holdsworth

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