Use of Renal Replacement Therapy in UK Intensive Care Units

Renal Replacement Therapy on Intensive Care: Survey of UK Practice

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14% of survey complete.

Renal Replacement Therapies (RRT) are now readily available in the majority of UK critical care units, however there remains no clear no consensus on exactly how RRT can be best used in the critically ill. We suspect there may be a wide variation in UK practise and are interested to find out how RRT are used day to day by intensive care teams.

Many thanks for completing this survey.

Dr Anthony Cochrane ST7 ICM Advanced Trainee

Dr Mohsan Mallick Consultant in Anaesthesia and Intensive Care Medicine

Hull Royal Infirmary

Question Title

* 1.
Which mode of Renal Replacement Therapy do you currently use on your Intensive Care Unit?
(please select all that apply- you may choose more than one option)

Intermittant Haemodiaylsis

Continuous Veno-veno HaemoFiltration (CVVHF)

Continuous Veno-Veno HaemoDialyisis (CVVHD)

Continunous Veno-veno HaemoDiaiFiltration (CVVHDF)

Slow Continuous Ultrafiltration (SCUF)

Slow Low Efficency Diaylsis (SLED)

Other (please specify)

Question Title

* 1. Which mode of Renal Replacement Therapy do you currently use on your Intensive Care Unit? (please select all that apply- you may choose more than one option)

* 1.
Which mode of Renal Replacement Therapy do you currently use on your Intensive Care Unit?
(please select all that apply- you may choose more than one option)