Abstract

Chronic kidney diseases are recognized as one of the leading problems of modern healthcare because of the high prevalence and unfavorable prognosis. Modern classification of predictors of chronic kidney diseases are discussed in the article. The authors of the article note that none of the known modern classifications of chronic kidney diseases consider medical care availability to patients in disease situations as a predictor. The authors worked out typology of availability of nephrological medical care to chronic kidney disease patients is given in the article. Medical care availability restriction to patients is considered by the authors as an obligate predictor of the occurrence, progression and unfavorable prognosis of chronic kidney diseases.

Keywords: Chronic kidney diseases; Predictors; Availability of medical care; Chronic kidney; Prevalence; Predictors; Nephrology; Patients; Population; Biochemical; Geographic; Economic; Social; Barriers; Occurrence; Federation; Microalbumin; Serum; Blood; Transplantation; Hemodialysis; Therapy; Restriction