Renal

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Building bridges and increasing capacity for renal research and clinical practice

An estimated 1.7 million Australian adults have clinical symptoms of chronic kidney disease, despite being a highly undiagnosed condition

SHP's Renal Network is working with renal clinicians and researchers from across the Partnership, fostering new relationships between and working with early career researchers and physicians.

With a focus on Early Career Researchers and PhD students, the Network aims to foster the next generation of talent, building cross-institutional relationships and foster collaboration and networking to enhance the quality of renal research and talent across Sydney Health Partners.

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Get Involved

The best way to get involved with the Renal Network is to contact the leaders directly. The Network has also launched a Twitter account designed to connect early career renal researchers and PhD students across the partnership.

NSW Has (Scientific) Talent

2020 saw the launch of the NSW Has (Scientific) Talent – an abstract competition that was open to Early Career Researchers and PhD students from across NSW. The 2020 event was co-sponsored by Sydney Health Partners and Amgen Australia, and aimed to showcase and connect talent in renal research.

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