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All of the resources that used to be linked to on this page, can now be found in the C-ET pages (COVID-19 and other Emerging Threats). Please update your bookmarks.
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COVID-19 Response Overview
The ASN Response Team COVID-19 portal includes many important resources for the Kidney Community. Resources such as CDC information pertinent to kidney professionals and patients, CMS COVID-19 updates, resources developed by the ASN Response Team, publications, and journal articles. These resources can be found in the COVID-19 section of the resource library.
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COVID-19 Resources
Looking for COVID-19 Resources? Visit the COVID-19 resource portal, featuring CMS updates, CDC information, ASN resources, publications and journal articles, and the assembled COVID-19 library.
CDC Launches New Streamlined COVID-19 Website
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have published a new, refocused COVID-19 website. The updated site seeks to meet the needs of the public so they can easily find the most up-to-date information on COVID-19 as we prepare to enter the respiratory virus season.
COVID-19 Online Learning
COVID-19 Lessons from the Kidney Community
COVID-19 Toolkit for Nephrology Clinicians: Preparing for a Surge
Pursuing Mental Wellness: The Impact of COVID-19 on Dialysis Facility Staff
COVID-19 Resource Library Highlights
Coronavirus Disease (COVID) Fall 2023
- COVID-19 vaccine is recommended for everyone ages 6 months and older in the United States for the prevention of COVID-19.
- Talk with your doctor or care team about vaccine options right for you.
COVID-19 Therapeutics and the Kidney Transplant Community Recording
Recorded Friday, August 26, 2022
Session Goals:
1) Clarify the availability of therapeutics, and their efficacy and utility, for kidney transplant patients
2) Discuss kidney transplant community access to, and use of, therapeutic treatments for COVID-19
3) Identify resources for kidney transplant patients and providers
Target Audience: nephrologists, fellows, members of the nephrology and transplant care teams (nurses, technicians, administrators), transplant patients, caregivers