Renal Nursing
Care and Management of People with Kidney Disease
Created by Nicola Thomas, Helen Noble
Explore the essentials of renal nursing, from understanding kidney anatomy and disease processes to managing dialysis, transplantation, and conservative care. Gain practical knowledge to support patients and families through every stage of kidney disease.
Wiley | Sep 2026 | 368 min
What You Will Learn
You will start by learning the science behind kidney function and disease, then move into practical care strategies for acute and chronic conditions. Each section builds on the last, connecting clinical knowledge with real-world nursing responsibilities and patient-centered approaches.
Key Features
- Understand kidney anatomy, investigations, and the full spectrum of renal disease
- Compare treatment options including dialysis, transplantation, and palliative care
- Develop skills to support patient well-being, nutrition, and quality improvement
Target Audience
Designed for renal nurses, nursing students, and healthcare professionals who care for people with kidney disease. If you want to deepen your understanding of evidence-based renal care and confidently support patients through complex treatment choices, this course is for you.
