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The NHS campaign to improve the care of people at risk of, or with, acute kidney injury
1 in 10 people live with CKD — that’s 6 million people in England.
This programme will help people reclaim a day to day quality of life
(Jonathon Hope, Patient Co-Chair)
A shared vision to place the person at the centre of their care.
I want to see people with CKD leading independent and fulfilling lives
(Richard Fluck, Clinician Co-Chair)
About the Programme
The Transforming Participation in Chronic Kidney Disease (TP-CKD) programme will develop a person centred approach to care. People will be supported to build their skills, knowledge and confidence to better manage and make decisions about their own health to improve their quality of life.
If you’re a patient, looking after someone, or concerned about chronic kidney disease LEARN MORE