Increasing global equity in access to end-stage kidney disease care through better peritoneal dialysis affordability, practice, quality and outcomes [ 1/1/2021 - 12/31/2025 ]

Research Grant

Brief description Kidney disease is a growing problem worldwide and places an enormous burden on patients and their families. People with kidney disease are more likely to die, get cancer, have heart problems and have poor mental and emotional health than the general population. This program of research aims to consult widely with patients and their families and build on previous research knowledge to bring better evidence for therapies to improve the lives of people living with kidney disease.

Funding Amount $2,511,960

Funding Scheme Investigator Grants

Chief Investigator Prof David Johnson

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