Guidelines
There does not appear to be an overarching renal guideline for New Zealand; however, a national consensus statement is in development. Guidelines pertaining to CKD and renal function for diabetes type 1 and 2 are distributed across a number of national and international guidance documents:
for identification of risk for diabetes-related complications and management specific to diabetes type 2 refer to New Zealand Primary Care Handbook 2012 (pp 50–55)
for documents that provide specific information about CKD and management refer to Chronic kidney disease (CKD): Management in general practice – summary guide (Kidney Health New Zealand 2013) or Making a difference in chronic kidney disease: Part 1 and 2 (Best Practice Advocacy Centre New Zealand 2009)
the Kidney Disease Improving Global Outcomes Guidelines (Kidney International 2013) are a useful guidance across a range of issues pertaining to kidney disease. These can be found at: http://kdigo.org/home/.
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