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PD Serve is supported by an unrestricted educational grant from Fresenius Medical Care
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WHAT: PDServe Hong Kong is a comprehensive, innovative service developed to enhance the quality of peritoneal dialysis are, Our educational material is based on universal best practices and is available to healthcare professionals worldwide.
WHY: Education is an important driver of growth and quality in peritoneal dialysis, Therefore education must be delivered in a manner that fosters access for all.
HISTORY: PDServe was launched in the USA in 1997 responding to the ever changing needs of the renal team regarding PD due to:
· Technological changes
· Evolving kinetic concepts
· Advances in the treatment of complications
· General information on educational activities and specialized courses on PD
PDServe now reaches every country. The content of our educational tools and numerous publications is the product of our many professionals, medical consultants, engineers and researchers worldwide, but most importantly our editorial board and special committees charged with producing the best information on Peritoneal Dialysis. We strive to provide an unbiased sample of the world's literature, based on evidence whenever possible, or the consensus of opinion of our esteemed advisors. In many instances our tools include practical algorithms to facilitate the decision making process, but not to dictate medical care. The ultimate decision should always rest on the medical team caring for the clients with the involvement of the patient. Our ability to provide relevant educational assistance is largely driven by your continuous feedback. Please let us know how we can continue to improve our ability to respond to PD questions that you or your patients may have.
CONTACT DETAILS:
Name: PDServe Clinical Co-ordinator
Address: Room 5101-5123, 51/F, Sun Hung Kai Centre, 30 Harbour Road, Wanchai, Hong Kong.
Email address: PDServe.HK@fmc-asia.com
Tel no: (852) 8104 4885
Fax no: (852) 28022747 |
Last modified Wednesday, March 02, 2005
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