Release of our first ever Patient Reported Experience Measures (PREM) survey
The results from the first ever Patient Reported Experience Measures (PREM) survey have been released.
Keep up to date with the latest Kidney Care UK news; including information on our latest campaigns and kidney related research.
Featured news
The cost of living crisis is pushing thousands of kidney patients to the brink
Kidney Care UK’s new Cost of Staying Alive report issues a stark warning to the Government that thousands of kidney patients’ mental, physical, and financial health is at risk without urgent action.
Write to your MEP to ensure access to medical care whilst in European countries
Preserving access to dialysis and other health services for people with kidney failure travelling in Europe after Brexit
Kidney health: Delivering excellence
Progress report for 2017 is launched
An estimated 1 in 10 people worldwide have chronic kidney disease
New global report highlights silent epidemic of kidney disease and neglect of treatment and prevention in all countries
NICE chronic kidney disease standards proposal
Disappointment at proposed changes to chronic kidney disease (CKD) quality standards
Message from the renal services Clinical Reference Group (CRG)
The latest newsletter from the NHS England renal services Clinical Reference Group. As a reminder, the Kidney Care UK brings the views of patients to the group.
THE BKPA supports free school scholarships for young adults in Brighton
To celebrate World Kidney Day on the 9th March 2017 Make Someone Smile is announcing 10 free fully funded scholarships for young adults aged 18-24 to take part in the Duke of Edinburgh Award Programme.
Positive funding decision for Eculizmab
The British Kidney Patient Association welcomes today’s announcement from NHS England that funding is finally being granted for the use of eculizumab in the rare condition known as C3 glomerulopathy following a kidney transplant.
Day out for young kidney patients
As part of our grants programme, in December 2016 funded a bowling trip for a group of young kidney patients. Gemma Hockey, Vanda Fairchild and Marie-Louise Turner organised the trip.
Infokid evaluation
Three years ago, in partnership with RCPCH and BAPN we developed and launched infoKID.org.uk (external link), an online resource of information on kidney conditions in children and young people. Today, the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (RCPCH) has produced an evaluation report highlighting the impact it has had and suggestions for new developments.