Delegates praise our 20th Scientific Meeting
‘Working together to meet future needs in cardiorenal medicine'

Held on Friday 10th October 2025 09.25–17.00
The King’s Fund, Deans Mews entrance, 11–13 Cavendish Square, London W1G 0AN




Have you seen our two online resources from our 19th Annual Scientific Meeting?
These are now available for viewing by HCPs from the UK and Republic of Ireland.

Online educational webinar:
Cardiorenal changes in later life

Online educational video:
Treatments to improve cardiorenal outcomes in CKD. ‘Known knowns and known unknowns.’

The Cardiorenal Forum 19th Annual Scientific Meeting

'Advances in research, treatment and prevention of heart and kidney diseases'
Took place on Friday 4th October 2024

The meeting promoted and shared academic and clinical interest across the cardiorenal multidisciplinary team. The focus of this year’s meeting was to share the latest advances in research, treatment and prevention of heart and kidney diseases. Take a look now at the expert faculty and programme lined up. You can also find the meeting report here.

The Cardiorenal Forum (CRF) is an independent group formed in 2006 by Paul and Phil Kalra and Henry Purcell. The key objective of the group is to highlight the important clinical overlap that exists between patients presenting with a primary cardiovascular or renal problem. Our annual scientific meeting is our main event to bring together all involved in the management of such patients to share ideas and learn more about how to deliver high quality care. We also hold practical digital activities to focus on challenging aspects of managing cardiorenal patients.

Have a look around our website and find out about our annual scientific meetings and webinars available to view on demand.


Cardiorenal Forum

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of delegates rated the 2025 meeting as clinically good to excellent with 74% saying it was clinically excellent

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of delegates rated the 2025 programme as good to excellent with 73% saying the programme was excellent

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of delegates rated the organisation of the meeting as good to excellent with 83% saying the organisation was excellent