Introduction to the 2006 UK renal registry report (chapter 2)

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Abstract

The UK Renal Registry is part of the UK Renal Association and provides independent audit and analysis of renal replacement therapy in the UK. The Registry is funded directly by participating renal units through an annual fee per patient registered. The Registry is now collecting data on incidence and prevalence from 100% of UK renal units, with the five remaining non-linked sites in England providing summary data. Maintaining and enhancing Registry functionality will be an important touchstone for the Connecting for Health initiative. Collaboration with other formal agencies also promises an exciting prospect for future development. After a long proving period, the means, methods and roles have come together to complete an effective adjunct to clinical activity, planning, research and the performance of the renal community. © The Author [2007].

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Ansell, D., Will, E., & Tomson, C. (2007). Introduction to the 2006 UK renal registry report (chapter 2). Nephrology Dialysis Transplantation, 22(SUPPL.7). https://doi.org/10.1093/ndt/gfm326

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