CKD Care Course
Coming 2026
Learn how to improve CKD care through early recognition and intervention.
Chronic kidney disease is common, progressive, and frequently under-recognized in primary care. Early stages are often missed, risk is underestimated, and opportunities to slow progression and reduce cardiovascular morbidity are lost.
This self-paced online course is designed for nurse practitioners and primary care clinicians who want a clear, evidence-based framework for identifying, staging, and managing chronic kidney disease across the full continuum of care.
The course emphasizes clinical reasoning over isolated lab values. Using evidence-based frameworks, participants learn how to recognize CKD earlier, interpret kidney labs with confidence, assess risk, monitor progression over time, and implement disease-modifying strategies that meaningfully improve outcomes.
A strong focus is placed on early detection, cardiovascular risk reduction, and timely intervention — including when to escalate care or refer — supporting proactive, guideline-aligned CKD management in everyday practice.
By the end of this course, you’ll be able to:
Identify chronic kidney disease earlier in primary care using appropriate screening and confirmation strategies
Stage CKD accurately using evidence-based frameworks to assess risk and guide management
Interpret common kidney-related labs, including eGFR, albuminuria, and urinalysis, to support clinical decision-making
Implement evidence-based strategies to slow CKD progression and reduce cardiovascular risk
Recognize when escalation of care or referral to nephrology is indicated
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