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Together Again! Sharing knowledge and experience to accelerate improvement in kidney care Abstract submission for BRS/RA Conference 2011 will be open in Mid-September.
The British Renal Society began as The British Renal Symposium in 1989 to promote formal dialogue between the many specialist groups supporting professionals involved in the care of patients with kidney disease. It soon became apparent that such a strong multi-professional input could be of major benefit to the future development of renal care, by exerting influence at a number of levels including the advancement of the evidence base, the commissioning process, and the formulation of policy. Since becoming the British Renal Society in 2001, the Society has grown substantially. It's core aims are:
6th - 9th June 2011 Venue: ICC, BIRMINGHAM Sharing knowledge and experience to accelerate improvement in kidney care Click here
For more information click here: www.worldkidneyday.co.uk
The HCAI self assessment tool has also been revised to enable units or Trusts to demonstrate compliance with the Code of Practice for reducing HCAIs. To access the tools go to www.clean-safe-care.nhs.uk and visit the Saving Lives section.