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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Why is this trial needed?

    Professor Fergus Caskey
    Chief Investigator of Prepare for Kidney Care
    Consultant Nephrologist, Southmead Hospital, Bristol

  • How will this study help those with kidney disease?

    Fiona Loud
    Patient and Public Representative
    Co-chair of the Trial Steering Committee

  • Who can take part?

    Professor Aine Burns
    Co-investigator of Prepare for Kidney Care
    Consultant Nephrologist, Royal Free Hospital, London

  • How will people learn about the study?

    Helen McNally
    Lead Research Nurse of Prepare for Kidney Care
    Southmead Hospital, Bristol

  • What treatments will be compared?

    Jacqui Caskey
    Haemodialysis Unit Sister
    Southmead Hospital, Bristol

  • What's the outlook for those with kidney failure?

    Professor Fliss Murtagh
    Professor of Palliative Care
    Hull York Medical School

  • How will patients' treatments be decided in the study?

    Professor Fergus Caskey
    Chief Investigator of Prepare for Kidney Care
    Consultant Nephrologist, Southmead Hospital, Bristol

  • Where did the idea for this study come from?

    Professor Paul Roderick
    Professor of Public Health
    University of Southampton

Additional Frequently Asked Questions - text only.

  • How are Patients involved in running the study?
  • How will taking part affect participants' other medical treatment?
  • When will we know the results?
  • If someone is thinking about taking part in research, where can they independent information?
  • Who is organising and paying for this study?
  • What happens if someone changes their mind after joining the trial?
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