LoginJoin UKKADonate UKKA About us Audit & research Quality Improvement Health professionals Patients Home Renal GIRFT national report Renal GIRFT national report The Getting It Right First Time (GIRFT) national report, written by Dr Graham Lipkin and Dr William McKane, is now available, outlining 18 key recommendations which can benefit both patients and the wider NHS. The report is based on insight from extensive benchmarked data as well as visits to all adult renal centres in England, including the transplant centres. Its recommendations focus on: Expanding access to home dialysis to ensure it is offered to all suitable patients, reaching a minimum target rate of 20% of dialysis patients in every renal centre. Equity and improved access to kidney transplantation. Improved management of patients with acute kidney injury. Improved kidney outpatient delivery. Delivering target rates for vascular access. The GIRFT report is already helping to drive improvements in care. Its recommendations have informed and are closely aligned with the ten high-impact changes outlined by the Renal Service Transformation Programme (RSTP). This collaboration offers an unparalleled opportunity to work jointly on delivering improving patient care nationally, addressing variation and inequality, and redesigning services in renal medicine. Guidelines NICE accredited clinical practice guidelines Available here 23rd Annual Report Analyses about the care provided to patients at UK renal centres. Read the report UKRR AKI Report A report on the nationwide collection of AKI warning test scores. Read the report Tweets by UK Kidney About this site Home About us Contact Work for us Privacy Notice Expenses Policy Contact Us

LoginJoin UKKADonate UKKA About us Audit & research Quality Improvement Health professionals Patients Home Terry Feest Award 2020 Terry Feest Award 2020 Here at the UK Renal Registry (UKRR), we recognise that a lot of people have contributed to the work that we do, freely giving their own time and with very little direct recognition. In 2013, a new award was created, the ‘Terry Feest’ award, in recognition of the contribution made by Terry, not only in the early days in helping set up the UKRR, but also more recently up until his retirement. The 2020 Terry Feest Award was presented to Nick Selby by Maarten Taal. Previous winners 2013 Dr Afzal Chaudhry, Cambridge 2014 Dr Andrew Williams, Swansea 2015 Prof Paul Roderick, Southampton 2016 Dr Malcolm Lewis, Manchester 2017 Mr Nick Jones, AGILOAK LLC 2018 Mrs Denny Abbott, Patients Council 2019 Prof Dorothea Nitsch, London 2020 Prof Nick Selby, Nottingham Guidelines NICE accredited clinical practice guidelines Available here 23rd Annual Report Analyses about the care provided to patients at UK renal centres. Read the report UKRR AKI Report A report on the nationwide collection of AKI warning test scores. Read the report Tweets by UK Kidney About this site Home About us Contact Work for us Privacy Notice Expenses Policy Contact Us