Worried Sick – at the ragged edge
It is likely that people will be advised that they no longer need to shield from August onwards.
Kidney Care UK is campaigning for patients who have in-centre haemodialysis to be moved up from priority group four to priority group one for COVID-19 vaccination
It is likely that people will be advised that they no longer need to shield from August onwards.
In the final of a series of blogs Kidney Care UK Counsellor Dee Durham talks about dealing with your family in isolation.
In the 4th of a series of blogs Kidney Care UK Counsellor Dee Durham talks about the benefits of talking to a therapist
A lack of clarity and issues with communication has put peoples’ health at risk, according to the findings in our recent report, ‘Worried sick – the impact of COVID-19 on people living with kidney disease’.
A group of high profile charities have published an open letter to the government about the lack of clarity on current shielding measures
In the 2nd part of her blog Kidney Care UK Counsellor Dee Durham explains what those of us who are experiencing isolation alone can do to cope
Kidney patient, campaigner, and advocate Maddy Warren talks about her experiences of self isolation during the coronavirus pandemic in the second of a two part blog
In the 3rd of a series of blogs Kidney Care UK Counsellor Dee Durham talks about dealing with your family in isolation.
Kidney patient, campaigner, and advocate Maddy Warren talks about her experiences of self isolation during the coronavirus pandemic in the first of a two part blog
Today the Government completed the necessary final steps to make the Organ donation (deemed consent) act law.