Got a “ROADSHOW POSTER” in you?

High-visibility version

This year the NKF Roadshow (used to be called NKF Annual Conference) has many new ideas to whet your appetite. One new feature is a POSTER COMPETITION, open to all Kidney Patient Associations (KPAs) and individuals (full details are to be sent to KPAs, renal units and published in Kidney Life magazine). All you need is a “renal idea” or a “renal grouse” or something “you wish would happen” to improve the renal experience.

The poster categories are:-

1. New ideas to benefit Kidney Patients
2. Examples of best practice
3. Patient wishes
4. Message to renal providers – from the heart

Then you need to create a poster which describes or illustrates your concept and submit it to the NKF office – it can be A4 size or larger – on plain paper or glossy paper, typed, drawn, or printed, colour or black and white, with pictures and graphics or without. Send it with your contact details to National Kidney Federation, The Point, Coach Road, Shireoaks, Worksop, Notts S81 8BW.

All the posters will be on display throughout the Roadshow (8th, 9th, 10th October in Leicestershire), for inspection and consideration by all the delegates. They will be judged on their merits and prizes will be awarded for each category, however every poster must have someone identified who will be present at the Roadshow and able to answer the judges questions if necessary. The NKF will not accept any poster that does not clearly say who it is from – with complete contact details and the details of the Conference attendee who has full knowledge of the poster. You must also state which category your poster relates to.

Come on now – everyone needs to have a go at this.

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