ESRD Network 18 - IS - Annual Reports

	Description of CMS Data Tables
Table 1	Newly Diagnosed Chronic ESRD Patients in Southern California by Age, Race, Sex, and Primary Diagnosis
Table 2	All Active Dialysis Patients in Southern California by Age, Race, Sex, and Primary Diagnosis
Table 3	Number of Living Patients by Modality by Dialysis Facility Self-Care Settings
Table 4	Number of Living Patients by Modality by Dialysis Facility In-Center
Table 5	Number of Transplants Performed by Transplant Centers
Table 6	Renal Transplant Recipients by Transplant Type, Age, Race, Sex, and Primary Diagnosis
Table 7	Deaths of Dialysis Patients by State of Residence, Age, Race, Sex, and Primary Diagnosis and Cause of Death
Table 8	Vocational Rehabilitation by Dialysis Facility Patients Aged 18––55

CMS Data Tables: 2008
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CMS Data Tables: 2007
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CMS Data Tables: 2006
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CMS Data Tables: 2005
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2004 SCRDC Annual Data Report
SCRDC Annual Data Report is a compilation of data tables summarizing SCRDC's activities during 2004 in two areas: Treatment Resources & Profiles and Transplantation.

Network 18 ESRD Patients By Treatment Modality and County: 2004 Summary
(from 2004 SCRDC Annual Data Report)

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To provide leadership and assistance to renal dialysis and transplant facilities in a manner
that supports continuous improvement in patient care, outcomes, safety and satisfaction.