2025年英国肾脏周 – UK Kidney Week

◆ 会议时间：2025年6月10-12日
◆ 会议地点：英国 伯恩茅斯

◆ 会议简介：

2025年英国肾脏周(UKKW2025)将于2025年6月10-12日在英国伯恩茅斯举行。英国肾脏周由英国肾脏协会(UKKA)主办。

英国肾脏协会(UKKA)成立于1950年，是英国肾脏科医师和英国肾脏科学家的专业组织，其宗旨是通过支持专业人士提供肾脏护理和研究来改善患者的生活。未经许可禁止复制摘录转载本站任何内容-国际医学会议网（lingyuint.com）

UK Kidney Week 2025 – UK Renal Association

Date: 10-12 June 2025
Venue: Bournemouth International Centre, UK

UK Kidney Week is the largest multi-disciplinary event of its kind in the UK. The conference includes up-to-date research, state-of-the-art lectures, educational sessions, industry partnership programmes and networking with clinicians, academics, scientists, kidney charities and trainees, and is a fantastic example of collaboration throughout the kidney community.

摘要征文投稿：

Abstract submission opens: 7 November 2023

Abstract submission deadline: 9 January 2024

Notification of acceptance: March 2024

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General guidelines for abstract submission

Please check carefully for typographical errors, misspellings, poor hyphenation, etc. Please check that your abstract title is correct.

Abstract Title

Word count: maximum 25

The ‘Full title’ should be presented sentence case (not in title case or block capitals), i.e. only the first letter of the title or appropriate terms such as abbreviations or proper nouns should be upper case.

The title of the abstract should encompass the hypothesis you are testing or the nature of your investigation.

Please do not include author details or information that identifies your unit or hospital in the abstract title.

Authors and Affiliations

You will be asked to provide author and affiliation details within the submission process.

Topic

You will be asked to choose the relevant topic for your abstract.

Biography

Word count: Maximum 200

You will be asked to provide a short biography for the lead author.

Abstract Body

Word count: Maximum 500

Please do not include author details or information that identifies your unit or hospital in the body of the abstract.

For QI or case report abstracts, please see sections below for additional formatting advice.

The abstract should follow this format:

• introduction
• methods
• results
• discussion

The first paragraph should concisely outline the background to the research and why the research needed to be undertaken – such as hypothesis testing or lack of data in a certain area.

The second paragraph should detail the methods you have used to generate your data. Full details of non-standard abbreviations should be given the first time it is used.

Methods should flow from the most important/widely used method to the least.

The next section requires clear expression of your results. Quantitative data should always be included with the associated unit of measurement (e.g. ng/ml, % of control), where possible. The use of the word ‘significant’ should only be used in association with data that has been assessed for significance, with P<0.05, using an appropriate statistical test. The nature of the test can be outlined in the poster/oral. A figure or table may be included (see below).

The final section should concisely outline your main findings, either in the form of a summary or a conclusion. Please refrain from stating that further research is necessary.

It is best to type your abstract straight into the online submission form, or alternatively paste the text from a word-processed document.

Tables, figures and references may be included with your abstract. Please see below for instructions on how to add these.

Abstract themes

You will be able to submit an abstract under one of the following themes:

AKI
Basic science
Behavioural, psychological and quality of life
Cardiovascular disease and diabetes
Case reports
CKD clinical
CKD pathology and science
Diagnostics
End of life and palliative care
Epidemiology, public health and prevention
Genetic and rare diseases
Glomerulonephritis
Haemodialysis quality improvement
Haemodialysis research
Haemodialysis service delivery
Home therapies quality improvement
Home therapies research
Home therapies service delivery
Infection control
Paediatrics
Patient and public involvement
Patient education
Patient outcome and experience
Pharmacology, medicines management including anaemia and MBD
Rehabilitation, exercise and lifestyle
Renal nutrition
Staff education
Sustainability
Transitional and young adult care
Transplantation quality improvement
Transplantation research
Transplantation service delivery
Vascular access
OtherYou will be able to submit an abstract under one of the following themes:

AKI
Basic science
Behavioural, psychological and quality of life
Cardiovascular disease and diabetes
Case reports
CKD clinical
CKD pathology and science
Diagnostics
End of life and palliative care
Epidemiology, public health and prevention
Genetic and rare diseases
Glomerulonephritis
Haemodialysis quality improvement
Haemodialysis research
Haemodialysis service delivery
Home therapies quality improvement
Home therapies research
Home therapies service delivery
Infection control
Paediatrics
Patient and public involvement
Patient education
Patient outcome and experience
Pharmacology, medicines management including anaemia and MBD
Rehabilitation, exercise and lifestyle
Renal nutrition
Staff education
Sustainability
Transitional and young adult care
Transplantation quality improvement
Transplantation research
Transplantation service delivery
Vascular access
Other