Research Impact
Improving care for kids with kidney disease
The PRO-Kid project is developing a new tool to better assess symptoms in children living with kidney disease.
Patient Voices
Charles Cook
In the space of two years, Charles Cook received a new heart and a kidney. The transplants not only saved his life but also instilled a deep commitment to helping others in need. As a member of the Can-SOLVE CKD Patient Governance Circle and the Transplant Ambassador Program, Cook is using his voice and his story to help pave the way for future patients to receive better care.
Manuel Escoto
Manuel is working with Can-SOLVE CKD as a patient partner and member of the Knowledge Translation/Knowledge User Committee, where he not only shares his experience as a patient but also his expertise in research, policy and knowledge translation.
Gwen Herrington
Gwen's experience of dialysis underscores the importance of self-management and of being involved in kidney research
Kidney Quarterly
Kidney Quarterly: Issue 11
- Storytelling for Impact course
- Launch of Patient Partners in Peer Review course
- Relaunch of Kidneylink, with new additions!
Kidney Quarterly: Issue 10
- Knowledge Keepers in Research video series
- How the iCARE project helps manage mental health and kidney health of youth with type 2 diabetes
- Meet Jocelyn Jones, IPERC Coordinator
Kidney Quarterly: Issue 9
- The importance of EDI in research
- How Can-SOLVE CKD is advancing EDI in Phase 2
- Gender-diverse and Indigenous-specific content to be added to the My Kidneys My Health website
- Can-SOLVE CKD and the Black Health Alliance partner up with a shared EDI vision
Kidney Quarterly: Issue 8
- Implementation science helps overcome barriers to change
- New tool offers a smoother pathway to implementing research
- The implementation of APPROACH projects sees positive results
- Finding out what does – or doesn’t – help dialysis patients
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