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Ethnic Differences in Coping with Renal Failure and Dialysis: A Pilot Study

About one third of the patients attending the East Birmingham hospital paediatric dialysis unit are of ethnic minority groups, Moslem and Hindu from Pakistan and North India. We investigated the special needs of these families compared with indigenous European families, particularly in relation to language and communciation, religious beliefs, diet, attitudes to illness and roles within the family.