The Kidney Patient Reported Experience Measure 2020 - postponed
The Kidney PREM will be postponed this year, meaning it will not be collected in the usual month of June.
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Thousands of kidney patients need support in coming out of lockdown
According to findings of Kidney Care UK’s latest ‘Lifting Lockdown’ report.
New guidance for health professionals looking after people in hospital with COVID-19 who develop Acute Kidney Injury
The National Institute for Health and Social Care (NICE) has released some guidance for managing people at risk of Acute Kidney Injury (AKI), and for those who develop AKI.
Update for dialysis patients regarding coronavirus
The Chief Medical Officer has confirmed that renal dialysis patients should be advised to shield
British Transplant Games postponed until 2021
2021 games will take place in Leeds and will return to Coventry in 2023
What are the main concerns for dialysis patients?
Kidney Nurse and Professor of Kidney Care at London South Bank University, Nicola Thomas discusses how the main concerns facing dialysis patients are changing during the coronavirus epidemic.
Dialysis supplies shortage for the treatment of COVID-19 patients
Kidney Care UK response to critical national shortage of dialysis supplies for the treatment of Covid-19 patients in intensive care units (ICU) with acute kidney injury (AKI)
Celebrating during lockdown
Some tips on how you can still celebrate occasions during the current lockdown
Keeping it all together – while staying apart
Kidney Care UK Counsellor Dee Durham explains what we can do to help keep ourselves mentally well during long periods spent at home
Kidney Care UK joins charity call for supermarkets to support extremely vulnerable patients
Tesco, Morrisons, Ocado, Sainsbury’s, Asda, and John Lewis Partnership urged to meet six key criteria
One in a million (well 1.5 million to be exact)
Kidney Care UK Policy Director Fiona Loud on the coronavirus on what the charity is doing.