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DOI: 10.1055/a-1908-5163
Nomenklatur für Nierenfunktion und Nierenkrankheiten – Durch Präzision und Verständlichkeit zu besserer Erfassung und Prognose
Nomenclature for kidney function and kidney diseases – Improving assessment and prognosis through precision and comprehensibility
Zusammenfassung
Nierenkrankheiten stellen ein zunehmendes Gesundheitsproblem dar, dessen Eindämmung eine effektive Kommunikation zwischen den an Erfassung, Diagnostik und Therapie Beteiligten sowie den betroffenen Patientinnen und Patienten erfordert. Die Nomenklatur für Nierenfunktion und Nierenkrankheiten ist jedoch bislang nicht einheitlich. Die internationale, gemeinnützige Organisation Kidney Disease: Improving Global Outcomes (KDIGO) hat deshalb 2019 in einem Konsensus-Prozess ein englischsprachiges Glossar entwickelt, um die Begriffe zur Beschreibung von Nierenfunktion, Nierenstruktur und Nierenkrankheiten zu vereinheitlichen. Leitprinzipien bei der Entwicklung dieser Nomenklatur waren (1) Präzision, (2) Patientenzentrierung und (3) Konsistenz mit bisherigen KDIGO-Leitlinien. Das vorliegende Positionspapier beinhaltet eine deutsche Übersetzung dieses Glossars, die im Auftrag der nephrologischen Fachgesellschaften in Deutschland, Österreich und der Schweiz entwickelt wurde.
Abstract
Kidney disease represents an increasing global health problem. Its mitigation requires effective communication between all stakeholders involved in assessment, diagnosis and therapy and individuals affected by kidney disease. However, as of today the nomenclature for kidney function and kidney disease is far from uniform. In 2019, the international non-profit organization Kidney Disease: Improving Global Outcomes (KDIGO) has implemented a consensus process to develop a glossary in English language to standardize the nomenclature for kidney function, kidney structure and kidney disease. Guiding principles for this process were (1) precision, (2) patient-centeredness and (3) consistency with KDIGO guidelines. The current position paper includes a translation of this nomenclature into German that was developed on behalf of the national societies for nephrology in Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
Publication History
Article published online:
29 September 2022
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