Using a generative co-design framework to adapt an exercise intervention as part of a multimodal intervention for patients’ receiving haemodialysis with or at risk of renal cachexia

Blair, C; Slee, A; McKeaveney, C; Maxwell, AP; Awan, F; Brown, M; Carson, M; Corner, S; Davenport, A; Fogarty, D; Fouque, D; Gooding, O; McKinley, T; Hutchinson, C; Kalantar-Zadeh, K; Magee, K; Morgan, N; Mullan, R; Noble, H; Porter, S; Seres, DS; Shields, J; Witham, MD; Reid, J

Using a generative co-design framework to adapt an exercise intervention as part of a multimodal intervention for patients’ receiving haemodialysis with or at risk of renal cachexia

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Author(s): Blair C, Slee A, McKeaveney C, Maxwell AP, Awan F, Brown M, Carson M, Corner S, Davenport A, Fogarty D, Fouque D, Gooding O, McKinley T, Hutchinson C, Kalantar-Zadeh K, Magee K, Morgan N, Mullan R, Noble H, Porter S, Seres DS, Shields J, Witham MD, Reid J

Publication type: Article

Publication status: In Press

Journal: Research Involvement and Engagement

Year: 2026

Acceptance date: 24/03/2026

Date deposited: 01/04/2026

ISSN (electronic): 2056-7529

Publisher: BioMed Central Ltd.

URL: https://link.springer.com/journal/40900

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Kidney Research UK
Northern Ireland Kidney Research Fund
Queen’s University Belfast Patient Public Involvement Hub

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