Self-perceived cognition and psychological well-being in patients with chronic kidney disease undergoing maintenance haemodialysis

Cognitive and psychological difficulties are frequently reported by patients undergoing haemodialysis, yet these experiences are rarely explored within routine clinical assessments. The aim of this study was to examine self-perceived cognition and psychological well-being as patient-reported outcomes in adults with chronic kidney disease undergoing maintenance haemodialysis, and to explore the relationships between these outcomes and sociodemographic, clinical, and biochemical variables. Adults receiving maintenance haemodialysis were recruited from a hospital-based dialysis unit as part of th

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