The Trust Fluid Balance and Acute Kidney Injury Study Day (FBAKI) is changing!
It will now include theory and Simulation scenarios. We will have presentations from Biochemistry, Pharmacy, Digital team and the Acute Kidney Injury Nurses
Please book through the ESR portal
From GPs & nurses to pharmacists & dietitians, the National #AKI Summit Report calls on all professionals to collaborate in improving Acute Kidney Injury care.
Find out how your role fits into the recommendations 📊 Access the full report now:
➡️ https://t.co/UEfLEOhSZf
March is #kidney month!
Let's raise awareness about the importance of our kidneys for our #health!
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AKI patients have a similar level of mortality & morbidity to sepsis but only 8% of staff could answer all 7 key management points for AKI. How do we raise the profile? @UKKidney AKI summit discussing a simplified AKI bundle with SAM & @RCPhysicians colleagues
A fantastic day on the #melissabus at @CDDFTNHS focusing around patient safety. We were there to highlight the importance of AKI management, hydration, including our drip or drink campaign, sepsis and how to refer to the renal teams.
#WorldPatientSafetyDay#AKI#sepsis
Don't forget to book your space at the national Acute #Kidney Injury Summit! ⏳
🔹#Research updates
🔹RSTP #AKI toolkit & dashboard
🔹Plenary: measurement & challenges
🔹3 rounds of workshops
Tickets are £20! Register now:
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Usually, #kidneydisease starts slowly and silently and progresses over several years. However, not everyone progresses from Stage 1 to Stage 5!
Read more about #CKD ➡️ https://t.co/pCABKgMMzx
#WorldKidneyDay#KidneyHealthForAll
Diabetes is one of the leading causes of kidney disease. Do you know someone who could be at risk? Sadly, there's no quick fix, and there aren't enough kidneys for transplants for everyone. Help us expose the reality of kidney disease. Share this post. #WorldKidneyDay
Kidneys are amazing organs that work hard for you! Their main job is to remove toxins and excess water from your blood, but they also help control your blood pressure, produce red blood cells and keep your bones healthy. #WorldKidneyDay#KidneyHealthForAll https://t.co/2iCNwGsoIM
Kidney disease can affect anyone. Twenty people are diagnosed with kidney failure daily. It's getting harder to ignore. We must do more. Let's shout from the rooftops what a big deal it is! Please share, so everyone knows. #WorldKidneyDay#KidneysMatter
This is your chance to spread the word that #KidneysMatter. Our goal is to put kidney disease on everyone’s radar. We want you to get involved and to raise awareness of just how serious kidney disease is. Please share to show everyone that #KidneysMatter#WorldKidneyDay
You may not have heard of the hormones your kidneys release, but they are essential for your body’s normal functioning. If your #kidneys stop working well, all the jobs they normally do may be affected. This is called chronic kidney disease or #CKD. #WorldKidneyDay
AKI and CKD differ in several key ways. With AKI, everything occurs suddenly and sometimes severely. With CKD, everything progresses gradually. Get your kidney function checked regularly! #WorldKidneyDay
New electronic patient record launches this weekend📣
Our EPR will replace several existing systems & provide clinicians with a comprehensive source of patient information, quickly & securely at the point at which care is delivered – enhancing patient care & experience.