Bringing together patients and clinicians to prioritise future research in kidney transplantation
The Kidney Transplant Priority Setting Partnership aims to bring together for the first time patients and clinicians with an interest in kidney transplantation to develop joint priorities for future research.
Involving patients and clinicians in partnership
Our surveys will be open to patients, carers and clinicians to ensure equal voice. The PSP steering group has both patient and clinician representation.
An extensive list of partner organisations
Our list of partner organisations includes professional organisations, charities and patient groups to ensure the widest possible representation.
Building on previous work and experience
Our steering committee and partner organisations have experience of patient and professional consultation. We intend to use the results of these previous surveys - not to reinvent the wheel.
Tried and tested methodology
The James Lind Alliance methodology has been used extensively for previous PSPs, and is well respected.
This work is funded by:
Co-ordinating partners:
Supporting partners:
