The European Kidney Health Alliance (EKHA) brings together leading patient organisations, clinicians, researchers and policymakers to protect kidney health across Europe. We advocate for earlier prevention and diagnosis of chronic kidney disease, stronger EU action on organ donation and transplantation, and investment in innovation to deliver better, more sustainable treatments. With kidney disease affecting millions, costing billions, and often going unrecognised in health policy, EKHA works to ensure fair access to care, higher quality outcomes, and healthier lives.
The Forum is hosted by EKHA and the European Parliament MEP Group for Kidney Health. Nephrologists, renal nurses, kidney patients, regulators, commissioners, parliamentarians, WHO, health economists and National Ministries of Health, come to Brussels to exchange views and find solutions to contemporary issues in sustainable kidney care.
EKHA bring together stakeholders to advance the cause of improving organ donation and transplantation in the EU. Read Joint Statement “A Shared Vision for Improving Organ Donation and Transplantation in the EU”.
The European Kidney Health Alliance joins the international kidney health community to celebrate World Kidney Day. To advance equitable access to kidney care, action needs to be taken in several dimensions.