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Managing chronic kidney disease.

By raising the subject of the role of primary care in managing chronic kidney disease, Brady and O'Donoghue may have sparked a timely debate.1 It would also be good to hear from primary care physicians on this issue.

While they call for primary care to take ownership of the problem, it seems clear that colleagues I have spoken to are mystified and confused. Here is a new disease that apparently one in 10 people have, no longer the rare condition we were brought up with as …