SONG-GD (GN)

Glomerular Disease (glomerulonephritis) is a group of diseases that injure the part of the kidney that filters blood (called glomeruli). Other terms you may hear used are nephritis and nephrotic syndrome. The aim of the SONG-GD project is to establish a core outcomes (above) set for trials in patients with glomerular disease based on the shared priorities of patients, caregivers and health professions. Further efforts are underway to establish a core outcome measure for each of the core outcome domains.

SONG-GD Steering Group

Liz Lightstone (Co-Chair) | Imperial College London, United Kingdom
Dan Cattran (Co-Chair) | University of Toronto, Canada
Ana Malvar | Hospital Fernandez, Argentina
Arvind Bagga | All India Institute of Medical Sciences
Brad Rovin | Ohio State University, United States
Dawn Caster | University of Louisville, United States
Fernando Fervenza | Mayo Clinic, United States
Hong Zhang | Peking University First Hospital, China
Jai Radhakrishnan | Columbia University Medical Center, United States
John Boletis | University of Athens, Greece
Jonathan Barratt | University of Leicester, United Kingdom
Jonathan Hogan | University of Pennsylvania, United States
Jürgen Floege | Aachen University, Germany
Michelle Hladunewich | University of Toronto, Canada
Richard Kitching | Monash University, Australia
Richard Lafayette | Stanford University, United States
Rosanna Coppo | Regina Margherita Hospital, Italy
Sean Barbour | University of British Columbia, Canada

Project coordinator: Simon Carter, The University of Sydney