Introduction:

Chronic Kidney Disease is a pathology of great impact on public health worldwide, its progression is determined by limitations in the control of its risk factors and prognosis. Nephroprotection programs monitor, control, and limit the progression of this disease in the patients while trying to lead them to meet the specific program goals.

Objective:

To determine the factors that boost the progression of Chronic Kidney Disease in patients treated in a nephroprotection program.

Materials and methods:

This retrospective analytical observational cohort study was carried out in 5872 patients from a nephroprotection program with different stages of Chronic Kidney Disease, in the department of Nariño between 2016 and 2018. The progression of CKD corresponded to a decrease in the Glomerular Filtration Rate by 5mL / min / 1.73 m2 or more; this information was obtained from the program's database. An explanatory model was built and adjusted taking into consideration demographic and clinical variables. According to the design, a binomial model with a logarithmic link function was used to estimate the regression coefficients of the variables of interest. The association measures were the Relative risks.

Results:

In the final results it was found that 72.2% were women, 75.1% were 60 years old or older, 12.4% were afro-colombian, 85% were mixed race, and 49.2% presented progression (95% CI 47 , 9-50.4) of the cases. The factors that best explained the relationship between CKD progression were: being a man with an adjusted RR of 1.04 (95% CI: 1.00-1.15), and having a CKD stage of 4, 5 and 3a-b, with adjusted RR 1.62 (CI1.36-1.94) and 1.41 (CI1.21-1.63) respectively.

Conclusions:

In the Nariño population of Colombia that is affiliated to a nephroprotection program the progression of CKD was 49.2% according to the male sex and the advanced stages of the condition.

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