
A group of clinicians and patients has called on the government at Holyrood to adopt a “Scotland-wide focus” on chronic kidney disease (CKD), saying that as many as 600,000 Scots are now thought to be living with the condition.
The working group, led by charity Kidney Research UK (KRUK), will unveil an action plan on Wednesday with 19 recommendations for improving the diagnosis and treatment of CKD.