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The future of #kidneystone research #patientcentered #patientmatters

If you are 18 or order and are impacted by #kidneystones in anyway, your voice matters! Please consider to take the survey and share your view on what is the most important in #kidneystone research and care!

It’s #NationalKidneyMonth, and we’re highlighting Children's Hospital's Dr. Greg Tasian, leader of PKIDS, a collaborative with #patientcentered #kidneystone research at its core. #PKIDS #clinicaltrial is recruiting, funded by The Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute. research.chop.edu/cornerstone-bl…

Patient-centered research is the future of clinical research. Check out this interview piece with #PKIDS director Gregory Tasian, MD, MSc, MSCE & our patient-family partner Hunter Beck. ➡️Knowing What Matters Most to Patients is Key to Pediatric Kidney Stone Research research.chop.edu/cornerstone-bl…

Your voice matters. Please help us better understand what the public wants to see in #kidneystone research by sharing your ideas. #patientcentered #patientmatters Survey link:redcap.link/kidney_stone_e… Kidney Stone Engagement Core MUSIC Urology The Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute Amer. Urol. Assn.

#WashUUrology's Douglas Coplen, MD, is working with PKIDS to improve outcomes for kidney stone surgery. Learn more about the study, which is still recruiting patients: bit.ly/35aFQ1U

The PKIDS, including pediatric urologic surgeon Douglas Coplen, MD, outlined their study protocol for their PKIDS trial on pediatric kidney stone surgery: bmjopen.bmj.com/content/12/4/e…

We are still recruiting for our next phase in our kidney stone research study! Please take a moment to fill out a survey and we will contact you to join our roundtable talks! Open to clinicians, caregivers and patients! redcap.link/kindey_stone_e… #kidney #kidneystones #urology

We need insight from patients and caregivers who deal with kidney stones and clinicians and researchers that help treat them. Give your experience a voice! #kidneystones

We are still recruiting for those to participate in small group conversations with people around the country who have or take care of people who have kidney stones. From clinician to caregiver to patient, we want to here your stories! Fill out this survey! qhs.rcc.mcw.edu/redcap/surveys…

So fortunate to work with Alex Crego from Baylor University who was the CHOP Research CRISSP scholar in our group. Exceptional research engaging PKIDS stakeholders to understand barriers to and develop solutions to disseminating results from surgical trials. The Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute

Thank you to ⁦Kristina Penniston⁩ and Dr Paloian for inviting me to contribute. A great reference for the care of children with #nephrolithiasis. ⁦PKIDS⁩ ⁦MCW Urology⁩

Why do ureteral stents placed antegrade for a pyeloplasty and left for a month result in minimal symptoms yet when placed retrograde for a kidney stone cause such misery?

Looking forward to Dr Nicolas Fernandez presenting on surgeon variation in the PKIDS network. #surgicaldecisionmaking Pediatrics Podium Session 1. #AUA23 PKIDS Gregory Tasian, MD, MSc, MSCE

John Wiener MD David I. Chu MD MSCE Katherine Chan, MD, MPH Gregory Tasian, MD, MSc, MSCE Duke Urology According to audience polling, David I. Chu MD MSCE bested me here. We hope PKIDS trial results will provide more clarity but until then, I owe him a drink.

.Gregory Tasian, MD, MSc, MSCE, Director of PKIDS discussing pediatric #kidneystones disease on NBC News

Thankful for kids like Chloe who participated in the #PKIDS trial and shared their surgical experiences so we can learn from them and improve outcomes for children with #kidneystones disease. #patientcentered

Check out the video in this article about #kidneystones by NBC News featuring Chloe who participated in the #PKIDS trial, as well as Gregory Tasian, MD, MSc, MSCE, the director of PKIDS nbcnews.com/health/kids-he…

A recent NBC News article on #kidneystones, featuring Children's Hospital Doctor & Clinical Futures Associate Director Dr. Gregory Tasian, sheds light on why more children & teens, especially girls, are developing the condition and the combination of factors that could be to blame.

Our fearless leader! Congratulations!