UKKW 2023 Opening Plenary
Chairs: Paul Cockwell and Clare Morlidge
UKKA Presidents’ Welcome
Paul Cockwell & Clare Morlidge
Osman Lecture: Data integration and synthesis for equitable kidney care
Angela Webster, Professor of Clinical Epidemiology, Sydney School of Public Health
O’Donoghue Lecture: Building careers together through academic advancement
Philip Kalra, Consultant Nephrologist, Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust
Value in Health in Wales
Eluned Morgan MS, Minister for Health & Social Services, Welsh Government
Tuesday Plenary
Chairs: Kate Bramham and Clare Morlidge
The STOP-ACEi Trial
Sunil Bhandari, Hull York Medical School
De Wardener Lecture: Filling in the gaps & beyond
Laurie Tomlinson, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine
The EMPA Kidney Trial
William Herrington, Nuffield Department of Population Health, University of Oxford
Wednesday Plenary
Chairs: Helen Hurst and Fergus Caskey
The future of older people’s care and the role of renal services
Adam Gordon, British Geriatrics Society
Multiple long-term conditions and kidney care - challenges and opportunities in research and practice
Miles Witham, British Geriatrics Society
Donna Lamping MDT Researcher Award: Renal Arts Group – Improving quality of life through art
Helen Noble, Queens University Belfast
Physical activity, rehabilitation and exercise in kidney disease: 5 years later, where are we now?
CaReMe UK - Heart failure in CKD - stepping up to the challenge and working across boundaries to deliver the best outcomes for people with kidney disease and heart failure
Peer support in renal services
"We don't have enough psychosocial staff to meet patient need" developing integrated patient pathways for psychosocial support and therapy
Moving on up together: the joys and tribulations of working with young adults
The Renal Services Transformation Programme
The science of multimorbidity in chronic kidney disease
Enhanced supportive care - understanding the need, identifying the resource
Learning together with the International Society of Nephrology; how global perspectives on CKD can inform UK practice
Empowering partnerships through information and technology to improve outcomes
What's hot, what's new in kidney transplantation
Personalising care and valuing patient contribution: shared decision making and partnership
The greatest public health challenge - obesity-related ill health
Frailty, function, falls
Health equalities in research and in practice: why and how?
Best clinical abstracts
Transplantation at the margins
Best science abstracts
