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Join our webinar on tackling the challenges presented to the NHS by a rapid rise in cardio-kidney-metabolic disease, where we’ll showcase a new digital approach to prevention & rehab proven to improve outcomes and be cost-effective in a clinical trial > docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

“Nurses should consider themselves well able to do research.” This #InternationalNursesDay, listen to Ann Eady, who was one of the first nurses to care for dialysis patients in the 1960s. Ann worked at the Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust, then Guy's and St Thomas'​ NHS

Do you want to transform the future of paediatric and rare kidney disease? We welcome research proposals aligned to advancing our understanding, diagnosis, or treatment of paediatric and rare kidney conditions. If you are committed to changing the future for children and

We’re hiring a director of NURTuRE. The National Unified Renal Translational Research Enterprise (NURTuRE) biobank is a unique resource with a central role to play in delivering the charity’s strategy. We are looking for an experienced professional to lead, develop, and

Mrs Sarah McMillan was the first recipient of our nurse-led fellowship award! 🎉 In collaboration with Kidney Wales and the ANN UK Nursing Research in Kidney Care CoP 💙, she will be investigating the problems associated with vascular access and exploring patients’ perspectives. Read more below 👇

This week in UK Parliament I was pleased to meet the team from Kidney Research UK. The team there have helped shape the treatment and care of people living with kidney disease since 1961. #corby #eastnorthamptonshire #kidneydisease

We’re celebrating 15 years of RaDaR! 🎉 The registry was originally funded by the Medical Research Council, Kidney Care UK @kidneycareuk.bsky.social, PKD Charity UK and ourselves. It is now proudly managed and funded by the The UK Kidney Association. The data held in RaDaR is important in helping us to learn more rare kidney diseases

Join our college of experts! We are building a vibrant new college of experts to expand our research grants committee. Whether you're an academic, clinician, data scientist, or allied health professional, this is your chance to play a vital role in shaping the future of

Grants for healthcare professional pharmacist and nurse-led research are now open! Are you a pharmacist or nurse working in renal medicine and wanting to undertake a higher degree or a project that requires funding? For the second year, we are inviting applications from

We are seeking new members to join the UK Renal Health Data Research Network and take an active part in one of the four developing workstreams: • Data infrastructure • Doing data science better • Effective use of consented cohorts • Network support to

My MSc student is conducting a study to better understand symptoms experienced after a kidney transplant. If you are an adult UK kidney transplant recipient we would love to hear from you. Scan the QR code👇🏻or click the link to access the study. Thank you qualtrics.kcl.ac.uk/jfe/form/SV_1T…

We are so excited to be on our way to Bournemouth International Centre for UK Kidney Week 2025. If you’re attending come and say hello to us at stands S12 and B34 and hear more about our grant rounds and other opportunities such as The LifeArc Kidney Research UK Centre for Rare

Today we are celebrating all those individuals who have made the choice to donate a kidney to a stranger and make a huge impact on another person's life. We also thank those who support us by sharing their stories. #smallcharityweek2025 Small Charity Week

The deadline for healthcare professional pharmacist and nurse-led research grants closes this Wednesday 25 at 5pm. For the second year, we are inviting applications from pharmacists and nurses looking to developing their research skills and lead research projects. Nurse-led

If you haven't already, you can register for our annual Driving Discoveries conference👇 This is a fantastic opportunity for all researchers in the kidney space to share their work, discuss ideas and network with the kidney community, and hear about the latest research and

TEST. CRICKET.

This all day ⬇️ When test match cricket is played like this what’s not to love

It's unsurprising to see #KidneyDisease having such an impact on earnings. Dialysis usually requires patients to go into hospital three times a week for four hours at a time - severely impacting an individual's ability to work or attend school

New government figures show people living with chronic kidney disease (CKD) are among the most severely affected patient groups, losing up to £14,721 in earnings over five years while facing a 9.4% fall in employment and a 16.3% rise in benefit claims following hospital diagnosis

Said it before and I’ll see it again - CKD in itself is not a diagnosis - we should always search for a cause