Learning from... patients and professionals working together to improve kidney care

On Tuesday 14^th July 2020, the Kidney Quality Improvement Partnership (KQuIP) hosted a webinar in which 150 patients and professionals discussed key questions around the practical aspects of working collaboratively together to improve kidney care.

The objective of the webinar was for patient partners and healthcare professionals to talk about what it feels like to work together in an improvement programme in kidney care and to understand the challenges, the successes and enablers to patient participation.

The full webinar can be viewed here.

Read the findings from the webinar

Latest

Why is kidney disease a risk to your feet?

Kidney disease is a lifelong condition which may cause foot problems. Some of these problems can occur because the nerves and blood vessels, including those supplying your legs and feet, are damaged.
Protecting your feet during dialysis

Why is kidney disease a risk to your feet? Kidney disease is a lifelong condition which can cause life-and limb-threatening problems. Some of these problems can occur because the nerves and blood vessels are damaged.
Anjanaben's story

Anjanaben shares her transplant story with the National Kidney Federation.
In Memory of Brian Roberts

The Charity run by kidney patients for kidney patients, the charity supports three million people with Chronic Kidney Disease and 60,000 patients who have end stage kidney failure. The charity also supports Dialysis and Transplanted patients and their carers. The NKF offers a National Kidney Patients Helpline 0800 169 09 36 offering medical information leaflets, help and advice - with trained staff answering around 200 calls a week.