Survey reveals the dire state of dialysis services nationally
About this episode
The episode discusses new research highlighting the overstretched state of dialysis services in New Zealand.
New research has set out just how overstretched New Zealand diaysis service is. Data from the Australian and New Zealand Dialysis and Transplant Registry shows half of all renal service in New Zealand operate above capacity with the Auckland renal service operating at 150 per cent of usual capacity.
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