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A prospective study of conservative care in childhood end-stage kidney disease

Principle investigators:
Dr Lucy Plumb
Co-investigators:
Drs Carol Inward, Manish Sinha, Heather Maxwell, Fergus Caskey
Organisations:
UKRR, British Association for Paediatric Nephrology, Kidney Research UK
Date approved:
1 April 2020
Project type:
UKRR
Status:
Active
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Date approved:
1 April 2020
Project type:
UKRR
Status:
Active

OPTimising engagement in routine collection of Electronic Patient-Reported Outcomes (OPT-ePRO)

Principle investigators:
Dr Sabine Van Der Veer
Co-investigators:
Fergus Caskey, Ken Farrington, Sarah Knowles, Michael Rees
Organisations:
Centre for Health Informatics, University of Manchester
Date approved:
2 April 2018
Project type:
UKRR
Status:
Active
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Date approved:
2 April 2018
Project type:
UKRR
Status:
Active

The European Quality Study on treatment in advanced chronic kidney disease (EQUAL)

Principle investigators:
Professor Kitty Jager
Co-investigators:
Dr Fergus Caskey
Organisations:
European Renal Association – European Dialysis and Transplant Association
Date approved:
1 January 2012
Project type:
UKRR
Status:
Active
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Date approved:
1 January 2012
Project type:
UKRR
Status:
Active

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