Researchers at the University of Alberta are studying the impact of food insecurity on the diets and kidney health of Canadian adults with CKD.

This survey is seeking perspectives on the gaps and needs in the current delivery of mental healthcare for people on hemodialysis, as well as suggestions to improve the current status quo.

Join a focus group to help researchers learn more about barriers to receiving patient compensation and the impacts they may have on equity denied groups.

The study aims to address the pressing need for early identification of CKD by validating a survey designed to assess individuals' risk of developing the condition.

This survey will ask participants located in Alberta to describe their experience with kidney care in order to identify appropriate solutions or supports.

Identifying and implementing individualized, accessible, and culturally sensitive solutions to address mental health care in individuals receiving hemodialysis

The goal of this program is to offer all patients with advanced CKD in the Manitoba Renal Program enhanced dialysis education and support from a patient navigator.

Developing a point-of-care device that uses advanced colour sensors to measure creatinine levels in the urine to improve Chronic Kidney Disease monitoring.

Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) helps treat depression, but how does it work in dialysis care? Why does it help some, but not all? Who benefits the most? This study will answer these questions to help dialysis programs make a solution available to patients.