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Risk of Tuberculosis Infection

After cardiovascular disease, the second cause of mortality for hemodialysis patients is getting infected. Hemodialysis patients get easily infected to various types of infections including Bloodborne infection (HBV, HCV HIV), and airborne infection (tuberculosis).

How to Prevent Chronic Kidney Disease

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Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is the condition where the number of nefron continues to decrease drastically. According to the National Kidney Foundation, 10% of the world's population suffered from chronic kidney disease and in 2010 this disease ranked the 18th Death Cause in the world

The Forgotten Aspects in Managing Chronic Kidney Disease

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Chronic Disease does not develop spontaneously and the patients rarely have total recovery. But thanks to the progress of medical science, many chronic disease patients can live longer, but it is still uncertain whether such patients have a good quality of life. The survivors usually have the emotional baggage. They need special care and attention to lighten their emotional burden. These psychological aspects are often forgotten by the health service officers.

The Inauguration of Hemodialysis Clinic Muslimat NU Cipta Husada 3 Purworejo

pembukaankch3 2 On March 27th 2019, PT Masa Cipta Husada with Yayasan Kesejahteraan Muslimat NU officially annouce the Opening of Hemodialysis Clinic Muslimat NU Cipta Husada 3 in Purworejo.

The Opening of Hemodialysis Unit in Elisabeth Hospital Bekasi

Pembukaan Elisabeth5 Since 2016 PT Masa Cipta Husada and Elisabeth Hospital has established a joint cooperation to run the hemodialysis unit that serves a wide range of patients. On July 31, 2018 BPJS finally approved to welcome this public health service after the Bekasi Health Service Office previously allowed Elisabeth hospital to have some additional hemodialysis equipment.

Business Cooperation with PT Fresenius Medical Care

On Friday, April 27, 2018, PT Masa Lestari Husada and PT Fresenius Medical CareIndonesia officially announced a Business Cooperation.

Disruption of Hemodialysis Service in Indonesia by Rhenald Kasali, Ph. D.

rhenald on kch1 Change is a must. The era of “Zero to One” is over, and we are even now in the era of the third internet world which moves very fast, exponential and hard to be pursued by the inactive people. They are not doctors. How can they disrupt the health service through some clinics in 40 venues and this will soon reach 400 throughout Indonesia?

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