novembre 20, 2025

Our network update keeps you informed on our network projects and initiatives! Below are a few highlights. Make sure to check out the latest issue below.

In this issue:

• How My Kidneys My Health supports CKD self-management
• CNTN research symposium seeking presenters
• Can-SOLVE CKD Knowledge Translator presents on global stage
• CNTN quarterly newsletter now available
• Upcoming nephrology events

My Kidneys My Health: A patient-led approach to better kidney care

When it comes to prevention and early care of chronic kidney disease, having access to practical self-management support is essential. In this new impact story, we highlight the patient-centred Self-Management project—a Can-SOLVE CKD initiative—and the My Kidneys My Health website (mykidneysmyhealth.com). Learn about how researchers and patient partners co-designed this online tool to help people living with CKD make informed decisions and manage their kidney health on their own terms.

CNTN research symposium seeking presenters

The Canadian Nephrology Trials Network (CNTN) is planning its annual Research Symposium on May 6, 2026, at the CSN AGM in Quebec City. Researchers, trainees, and early career investigators are invited to present projects, receive expert feedback, and showcase innovative nephrology research.

Contact Omo Enilama at omo.enilama@phc.ca to submit your project or idea.

Showcasing Can-SOLVE CKD on a global stage

Can-SOLVE CKD Knowledge Translation Broker Selina Allu will present “Accelerating Change Through Co-Design” at the Impact Ignite Conference in the UK on November 25, highlighting how our network co-designs kidney health innovations and supports implementation in clinical care.