Discontinued after 2006, the DOPPS Newsletter was an annual update from staff and researchers with information
on the status of data collection worldwide, recent research publications and
presentations, and relevant issues for study coordinators.
Archived Issues
- October 2006: 10 Years Of DOPPS - A Decade of Research of Research Aimed at Improving Patient Lives.
- October 2005: "DOPPS III" Launches with New Features.
- October 2004: DOPPS and K/DOQI - Implications for Vascular Access, Anemia, Bone and Minaral Metabolism, and nutrition.
- October 2003: Practices and Outcomes - Compliance with Treatment, Nutritional Status, Quality of Life, Vascular Access.
- October 2002: Status of DOPPS in Twelve Countries; Research on Vascular Access. (This Issue of the DOPPS Report is Dedicated to the Memories of Prof. Dr. Erwin Hecking)
- October 2001: DOPPS Phase II, Phase II Protocol; Research on Socioeconomic Factors. ( This Issue of the DOPPS Report is Dedicated to the Memory of Dr. Fernando Valderrábano)
- September 2000: DOPPS Future; Water Quality Study; Research on Nutrition.
- October 1999: New "International" Newsletter; DOPPS in Seven Countried Around the World; Research on Quality of Life.
- February 1999: I-DOPPS is Underway in Five European Countries.
- August 1998: DOPPS Report, First Issue - Over 5,000 Patients enrolled; Facilities from 40 States; Representative National Sample.
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DOPPS Practice Monitor (DPM)
The DOPPS Practice Monitor (DPM) features contemporary trends in US dialysis practices, facility services offered, and achievement of performance measures. Browse the broad array of DPM results according to Clinical Topic or Facility Characteristic, or download slides.
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The DOPPS Annual Report
Statistics can be cited as "2010 Annual Report of the Dialysis Outcomes and Practice Patterns Study: Hemodialysis Data 1999-2010. Arbor Research Collaborative for Health, Ann Arbor, MI."
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Coordinated by research scientists
and staff of Arbor Research Collaborative
for Health, and supported by research grants from Amgen (since 1996),
Kyowa Hakko Kirin (since 1999, in Japan), Genzyme (since 2009), Abbott (since 2009), and Baxter (since 2011) without
restrictions on publications.
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