BEAT CKD

Who should join Kidney Bites?

Our team warmly encourages anyone living with kidney disease and their family members to join the Kidney Bites community, especially if you are curious about learning more about research or have had some experience working with researchers in the past.

When and where can I join?

Meetings are held in the last week of each month. We encourage you to get comfy, get a drink, or a bite to eat, and join us from the comfort of your own home. Kidney Bites will occur via Zoom (for now) and the meetings will go for one hour. Meetings times vary so please register to receive the updated time for your state or territory.

When is the next meeting? 

Kidney bites will be starting back on the 26th of February at 5.30 pm-6.30 pm AEST.  Chandana Guha will be hosting ” Lived experience in action: My research journey.” 

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Kidney Bites and Privacy 

The type of personal information that BEAT-CKD will collect from you with your consent will vary depending on the specific circumstances in which the information is obtained. This may include personal information such as your name, contact information, email address, demographic data, username, and IP address. Additionally, we may gather information about your skills and areas of interest, both professional and personal. Furthermore, we may collect survey information and data from events you attend or subscribe to. For more information, please see our privacy pages. 

Email our patient engagement officer Amanda Sluiter for more information or support ​amanda.sluiter@sydney.edu.au

Please note:

The Kidney Bites Network does not provide medical advice. The discussions and information provided at Kidney Bites is in no way intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice. Always seek the advice of your doctor or other qualified health care provider with any questions you may have regarding your medical condition or treatment.