How Cost Benefit Analysis CBA Helps With Chronic Kidney Disease Management??? | Adaptive Thinking

Cost-benefit analysis (CBA) in Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) offers substantial benefits in the realm of healthcare decision-making. This analytical approach helps optimize resource allocation, ensuring that interventions chosen provide the greatest overall benefits.
This video is created from a long podcast in which Nicole talked about Adaptive Thinking and how it can be helpful in Chronic Kidney Disease management, and explained Cost Benefit Analysis (CBA) in the context of CKD.
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In this insightful video, Fiona and Nicole embark on a journey into the realm of "Adaptive Thinking," exploring its nuances and providing practical insights to cultivate this invaluable skill.
Nicole kicks off the discussion by unraveling the essence of adaptive thinking. It's not merely about adapting to change; it's a dynamic mindset that involves embracing challenges, making informed decisions, and navigating through uncertainties with resilience.
Moving on, Nicole introduces the concept of "Cost-Benefit Analysis in CKD (Chronic Kidney Disease)." She demystifies the term and illustrates its relevance in the context of chronic kidney disease. Cost-benefit analysis is a strategic approach used to evaluate the pros and cons of various decisions or actions related to CKD management.
0:14 Intro
0:30 What is Adaptive Thinking?
2:34 What is Cost Benefit Analysis in CKD?
6:20 Outro
Overall, this video offers valuable insights into both adaptive thinking and cost-benefit analysis in the context of chronic kidney disease. It equips viewers with a practical understanding of these concepts, empowering them to make informed decisions that enhance their adaptive thinking skills and improve their management of chronic kidney disease.
Who is Nicole Williams?
Nicole is a certified life coach based in Maryland. Her coaching approach is person-centered and non-judgemental. She assists clients in identifying values, developing the capacity to deal with their feelings, thoughts, and behaviors, and gently challenges inconsistencies to develop deeper self-awareness.
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[@Stalwart-zy3oo]

I was diagnosed with acute kidney failure in March 2023. I understand this method of ‘CBA’ in terms of how to approach this kidney issue. I am a retired accountant with MBA.
I decided the ‘benefit’ of drinking more water and eating a better diet would outweigh the ‘cost’ of no lifestyle change. My kidneys improved and I have lost 55 pounds.
The point: what does it ‘cost’ us if we do not change? What are the ‘benefits’ of making a change?
What is ‘cost’ to take more meds?
What are ‘benefits’ of diet change in regular foods to manage this condition/diagnosis?
It’s logic based analysis. Don’t ignore this logic.
I changed. Took time. I’m age 75. This will delay faster deterioration of my kidneys at this point. I’m sticking with my diet. I don’t want dialysis.
Thank you for this video. It gives us ‘options’.

[@KidneyCoach]

Such a fabulous point, and thank you for sharing. :-)