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About Hong Kong Journal of Nephrology

The Hong Kong Journal of Nephrology is the official peer-reviewed publication of the Hong Kong Society of Nephrology. It is published biannually in April and October by ELSEVIER, and is indexed in EMBASE, SCOPUS and CAB Abstracts.

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The Hong Kong Society of Nephrology was established since 1979. It is a non-profit making professional organization consisting of doctors, nurses and other allied health staff who are interested in renal diseases.

Main objectives of the Society:
  • To promote the interest in and a better under understanding of Nephrology in Hong Kong.
  • To provide a venue for discussion of problems related to Nephrology.
  • To endeavour to improve the standard of Nephrology care.
  • To provide a means of liaison with workers in Nephrology in other parts of the world.