UK Renal Registry

page title: 2004

2004 report contents (by PDF)

• Chapter 1 Summary of Findings

• Chapter 2 Introduction to the 2004 Report

• Chapter 3 National Survey on the Prevalence & Management of Patients with Chronic Kidney Disease under the Care of Nephrologists in the UK

• Chapter 4 New Adult Patients Starting RRT in the UK in 2003

• Chapter 5 All Patients Receiving RRT in the UK in 2003

• Chapter 6 Adequacy of Haemodialysis & Serum Bicarbonate

• Chapter 7 Haemoglobin

• Chapter 8 Factors Influencing Haemoglobin

• Chapter 9 Serum Phosphate, Calcium, Parathyroid Hormone & Albumin

• Chapter 10 Factors which may Influence Cardiovascular Disease - Blood Pressure & Serum Cholesterol

• Chapter 11Renal Transplantation in Adults

• Chapter 12 Performance Against Renal Association Standards

• Chapter 13 Report of the Paediatric Renal Registry

• Chapter 14 Survival of Incident Patients

• Chapter 15 Elderly Patients on RRT

• Chapter 16 Co-morbidity in Incident Patients

• Chapter 17 International Comparisons: Incidence, Prevalence, Markers of Quality of Care & Survival

• Chapter 18 The Health and Social Care Act 2001: Section 60 Exemption

• Appendix A The Renal Registry Rationale

• Appendix B Definitions, Statistical Methodology, Analysis Criteria

• Appendix C Renal Services Described for Non-physicians

• Appendix D Methodology of Standardised Acceptance Rates Calculation and Administrative Area Geography and Registry Population Groups in England and Wales

• Appendix E Data Tables

• Appendix F National Programme for IT Output Based Specification 167 - Renal Services

• Appendix G Vascular Access Survey Form

• Appendix H Acronyms and Abbreviations used in the Report

• Appendix I Laboratory Conversion Factors

• Appendix J Abbreviations used for the renal units names in the fgures and data tables