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North west Regional Day

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1 North west Regional Day
Home Therapies Data – North west Regional Day Retha Steenkamp Head of Operations UKRR

2 Percentage of prevalent dialysis patients by modality, 2011 and 2016
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3 Median age in prevalent dialysis patients by dialysis modality and centre on 31 December 2016
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4 Percentage of prevalent dialysis patients by modality, age and gender on 31 December 2016
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5 Percentage of prevalent dialysis patients by modality and ethnicity on 31 December 2016
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6 Percentage of prevalent dialysis patients by treatment modality and social deprivation, 31/12/2015
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7 Percentage of prevalent dialysis patients by treatment modality and comorbidity, 2011 and 2016
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8 Acknowledgements Thank you to all renal units that submit data to the UKRR Thank you also to all the people at the UKRR who work in the background to make all this possible.

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