Important updates to government coronavirus guidance
New guidance issued this week that affects kidney patients
Keep up to date with the latest Kidney Care UK news; including information on our latest campaigns and kidney related research.
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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.
NICE would like to hear from patients who have had a percutaneous endovascular forearm-arteriovenous fistula
NICE want to hear from kidney patients who have experience of the new Percutaneous endovascular forearm-arteriovenous fistula creation for haemodialysis access.
Kidney Charities Together support the 2020 Diabetes Professional Care conference
Kidney Care UK is once again joining with members of the Kidney Charities Together group to support the Diabetes Professional Care conference.
Speaking out together for kidney patients during the pandemic
How you can help us ensure the patient voice is heard far and wide
Thousands of kidney patients need more support
Kidney Care UK's 'Out of sight, out of mind' report highlights that the Government needs to do more to help kidney patients
Improving peer support for kidney patients
Professor of Kidney Care Nicola Thomas and Renal Nurse Consultant Eleri Wood have just finished their project aimed at improving the uptake of peer support for kidney patients in the UK
Coronavirus advice for extremely vulnerable tailored to local covid alert levels
Clinically extremely vulnerable people in England will receive new guidance to help them reduce their risk from coronavirus, tailored to where they live the government has announced.
Covid-19 or Brexit Worries?
Dialysis patient Anna Lee-Potter discusses the future of holidays for kidney patients with Covid-19 affecting travel at the moment and Brexit on the horizon
UK Kidney Week 2020
UK Kidney Week begins today Monday 5 October and will run through to Thursday 15 October
Question Time: Covid-19 and Transplant Webinar report
Watch back and read the report of our recent Q&A Covid-19 and transplantation webinar