“Joining the Network has allowed trainees to participate in pan-London projects leading to meaningful improvements in how we deliver care in the Capital. The Network benefits from engaged, motivated individuals who have developed a passion for the group they’re working in.”

Dr Ben Oliveira

Nephrology Trainee

“The LKN… can help challenge old perceptions of a patient’s relationship with the health care provider (both individuals and the institutions). Having a patient engagement lead… can help shape decisions at a leadership level.”

Gillian King

Equality Advocate. Living with Kidney Disease

“The LKN offers a fantastic opportunity to bring together expertise from across London to support the delivery of care for the person who wants to dialyse at home; driving improvements in both access to home dialysis and the quality of care.”

Dr Richard Corbett

Home Therapies Chair, Nephrologist, Imperial College Hospitals

“The LKN represents the opportunity to combine the best expertise and resource from the London renal units  to provide consistent high-quality care in an equitable manner to over 26% of the England end stage renal  population.  The task is significant, but the potential prize is greater.”

Katie Vinen

Supportive Care Co-Chair, Nephrologist, King's College Hospital

“…It has become evident that many of the barriers to delivering excellent kidney care are duplicated…consistently across London Centres.

[The LKN provides] a way of pulling together as one voice to overcome these barriers.”

Mr. Ben Lindsey

Vascular Access Chair, General Vascular Surgeon, Barts Health

“The LKN is bringing people together in a way that has never been done before to serve the growing and changing population of London. In my role as the health equity group Chair, I am working with colleagues I would not have had a chance to work with before, sharing ideas and working to deliver sustainable change to reduce kidney health inequalities in London.”

Gavin Dreyer

Health Equity Group Chair, Nephrologist, Barts Health