The National Service Framework for Renal Services, launched in January 2004 to raise the quality of care provided for people with kidney disease, increase their choice, and minimise the impact of their disease. All key renal NSF documents are available from this page.
This document sets five standards and identifies 30 markers of good practice which will help the NHS and its partners manage demand, increase fairness of access and improve choice and quality in dialysis and kidney transplant services.
This document sets four quality requirements and identifies 23 markers of good practice to help the NHS limit the development and progression of chronic kidney disease; minimise the impact of acute renal failure, and extend palliative care to people dying with kidney failure.
This document relates the standards and markers of good practice of the National Service Framework (NSF) for Renal Services to the care of children and young people, in greater detail than was possible in the NSF itself. It also brings them together with recommendations from the NSF for Children, Young People and Maternity Services, to make an accessible, user-friendly document for all those with an interest in services for children and young people with kidney disease.
This document sets out key aims for organ and tissue transplantation over the next 10 years. It describes good practice based on national and international evidence which the Government believes the NHS and society can use together to save lives and maximise the benefits of organ and tissue transplantation.