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When Using DOPPS Slides

When Using DOPPS Slides. DOPPS Slide Use Guidelines. Physical exercise among participants in the DOPPS: correlates and associated outcomes. Introduction. DOPPS Background (1). DOPPS Background (2). Methods (1). Methods (2). Methods (3). Methods (4).

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When Using DOPPS Slides

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  1. When Using DOPPS Slides

  2. DOPPS Slide Use Guidelines

  3. Physical exercise among participants in the DOPPS: correlates and associated outcomes

  4. Introduction

  5. DOPPS Background (1)

  6. DOPPS Background (2)

  7. Methods (1)

  8. Methods (2)

  9. Methods (3)

  10. Methods (4)

  11. Figure 1. Distribution of exercise frequency across DOPPS countries

  12. Figure 2. Facility percentage of regular exercisers across DOPPS countries

  13. Figure 3. Percentage of dialysis facilities offering exercise programs, by DOPPS country

  14. Table 1. Characteristics of DOPPS participants who did not answer the exercise question (“non-responders”) and of those who did (“responders”); and of regular versus non-regular exercisers (1)

  15. Table 1. Characteristics of DOPPS participants who did not answer the exercise question (“non-responders”) and of those who did (“responders”); and of regular versus non-regular exercisers (2)

  16. Table 1. Characteristics of DOPPS participants who did not answer the exercise question (“non-responders”) and of those who did (“responders”); and of regular versus non-regular exercisers (3)

  17. Table 1. Characteristics of DOPPS participants who did not answer the exercise question (“non-responders”) and of those who did (“responders”); and of regular versus non-regular exercisers (4)

  18. Table 1. Characteristics of DOPPS participants who did not answer the exercise question (“non-responders”) and of those who did (“responders”); and of regular versus non-regular exercisers (5)

  19. Table 2. Patient characteristics in facilities with different levels of regular exercisers: North America (1)

  20. Table 2. Patient characteristics in facilities with different levels of regular exercisers: North America (2)

  21. Table 2. Patient characteristics in facilities with different levels of regular exercisers: North America (3)

  22. Table 2. Patient characteristics in facilities with different levels of regular exercisers: North America (4)

  23. Table 3. Mean Kidney Disease Quality of Life (KDQoL) summary scores [95% confidence interval] by exercise frequency

  24. Table 4. Association (odds ratio [95% confidence interval]) between exercise frequency and patient self-reported psychosocial variables

  25. Table 5. Association (hazard ratio [95% confidence interval]) between exercise frequency and mortality

  26. Figure 4. Association between regular exercise and mortality among participants with different socio-economic indicators and comorbidity status

  27. Figure 5. Association between facility percentage of regular exercisers and patient mortality

  28. Conclusions

  29. Acknowledgements

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