1. Introduction
HD, intradialytic weight gain, Nonadherence, kidney disease
KIDNEY, DISEASE, KIDNEY DISEASE
Patients on dialysis experience assimilating complex treatment regimens, which includes monitoring blood glucose, intradialytic weight gain, bp monitoring, bill burden, physical activity, investigation routine, and adhering to treatment regimens. Patient education is not only a critical mechanism through which patients can have their questions, concerns, and needs regarding kidney disease care addressed but it is also a crucial pathway to ensure that patients can be taught to engage in self-management [Nonadherence among HD patients includes the following, according to the National Kidney Foundation-Kidney Disease Outcomes Quality Initiative (NKF-KDOQI): (a) skipping or reducing the HD session; (b) consuming excessive amounts of potassium- and phosphorus-containing beverages and foods; and (c) failing to take medication as prescribed [Patients' knowledge, either subjective or objective, does not seem to be sufficient. Hence, attention should be paid to supporting patients with more personalized knowledge [