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#UKKW25 Poster showcasing the GOLD Phone Buddy Scheme: Integrating culturally tailored community interventions into clinical practice when discussing living donation is key to improving equitable access to LDKT for ethnic minority patients.

Team Salford Care Organisation Renal Department at #UKKW25

Good to launch our new report today - the views of 1,796 people with kidney disease about the real impact of inadequate psychosocial care - and what they’d like to see happen now. #UKKW2025 #ukkw25

Did you win a best poster award yesterday at UK Kidney Week? Don't forget to take a pic with your poster & share with us!! 📸🤳 #UKKW25

I won best poster presentation yesterday in a moderated poster session at the UK Kidney Week in Bournemouth on prediction of 2 and 5 year risk of kidney failure in UK. The UK Kidney Association

Delighted to win Best Poster in the Behavioural, Psychological & Quality of Life category at #UKKW25 for my qualitative exploration of #socialprescribing for people with #kidneydisease. Huge thanks to my supervisors Dr Julie Doherty & Helen Noble for all their support 💖

Another best poster for one of our teams! Congratulations to the LUCID team from Leicester's Hospitals #teamkidneymidlands #UKKW25

The KDIGO Women and Kidney Health Controversies Conference Report is now published in Kidney International! Read the report: kdigo.co/Women-and-Kidn… Held in Athens and co-chaired by Dr. Giorgina Piccoli and Dr. Christina Wyatt, the conference brought together global experts

Lyndsey is another amazing living kidney donor, who the NCA have supported through the donation process. So glad to see it all come together in the end, with positive outcomes for Ash & Lyndsey. Salford Care Organisation Renal Department Northern Care Alliance NHS Foundation Trust (NCA) #shareyourspare #livingkidneydonation

Our North West QI manager Leeanne, and clinical lead Rosie were at Lancs and South Cumbria today, providing #QI training and using a process map to understand the system and driver diagram to develop a project on a page.

Thousands of people with chronic kidney disease could benefit after our independent committee recommended a new treatment option for use in the NHS today. Find more about sparsentan for treating primary IgA nephropathy: nice.org.uk/guidance/ta107…

Please save the date for the next KQIP event focusing on person- centred kidney care at the Engine rooms Warrington. November 11th 2025

We have some exciting news to tell you about. Our new website is now live. Please visit here nwkidneynetwork.nhs.uk

Looking forward to making our next #KQIP education day, in partnership with NW Kidney Network, the best one yet. SAVE THE DATE 📅 Tuesday 11th Nov 2025

💰 With £1 in every £77 spent in the NHS being used to manage #KidneyDisease, it is vital more is done to increase early identification. Taking action on CKD must be a priority. You can read more about our parliamentary event by clicking this link 👉 kidneycareuk.org/about-us/polic…

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

🌱 Clinical Co-chair Vacancy: Sustainable Kidney Care Committee Help shape the strategic direction of the committee & guide key sustainability workstreams 🌍💚 📆 Deadline: 11 July 2025 📄 Find out more & apply: ow.ly/GrCq50WhBVr #SustainableKidneyCare #Nephrology

📣 Participants needed to share their experiences of #kidneytransplant failure for Xingge Sun’s PhD study! The UK Kidney Association NW Kidney Network Kidney Care UK @kidneycareuk.bsky.social Northern Ireland Kidney Research Fund Kidney Research UK

Professor Maarten Taal, and colleagues, share important new results from NURTuRE, revealing ways we can identify which individuals living with kidney disease are at greatest risk of rapidly losing their kidney function and the potential biological reasons for this. “Our work