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The changing face of renal medicine in the UK.

This report considers the many issues which will alter the future of renal medicine. Working patterns for renal physicians are likely to change substantially as collaborative services are developed with primary care, palliative care, and other specialist teams. Multiprofessional team-working continues to expand, challenging long-established medical roles and expectations of young doctors are changing. This report is designed to make sure that the next generation of renal physicians is trained to meet these challenges.