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Gregory Knoll

MD, MSc, FRCPC

Senior Scientist, Inflammation and Chronic Disease

Ottawa Hospital Research Institute

Full Professor, Department of Medicine

University of Ottawa

Chair and Head, Department of Medicine

The Ottawa Hospital and University of Ottawa

Bio

Greg Knoll is Chair, Department of Medicine at the University of Ottawa and Head of the Department of Medicine at The Ottawa Hospital, as well as a senior scientist with the Inflammation and Chronic Disease program of the Ottawa Hospital Research Institute. His research involves various methodologies, including systematic reviews, observational studies and randomized trials with specific interests in studying quality measurement in kidney transplantation, selecting transplant candidates, pre-transplant cardiac screening and management strategies for the complications of kidney transplantation. Dr. Knoll has served on dozens of committees, boards, and working groups focused on improving the care of patients with kidney failure and kidney transplantation. He is a Past President of the Canadian Society of Transplantation and previous Program Lead with the Canadian National Transplant Research Program. Recently, he has been involved at the Provincial and National levels working to implement quality and performance measurement standards for solid organ transplantation. He was the Co-Chair of the international KDIGO guidelines on the Evaluation and Management of Candidates for Kidney Transplantation

Research Goals and Interests

Dr. Knoll is involved in ongoing studies related to the measurement of quality in kidney transplantation, the selection of appropriate candidates for transplantation, cardiac screening in kidney transplant candidates, systematic reviews on immunosuppressive strategies and other aspects of kidney transplantation and the long-term effects of living kidney donation.


News


Publications

Decreased patient discharges on weekends part 3: what do the leaders tell us?

2024-09-01 Go to publication

Psychometric evaluation of the multidimensional Uraemic Pruritus in Dialysis patients (UP-Dial) scale: comparison of haemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis patients with chronic pruritus

2024-08-14 Go to publication

Temporal and external validation of the multidimensional scale—uremic pruritus in dialysis patients (UP‐Dial): A psychometric evaluation

2024-08-01 Go to publication

Defining pre-emptive living kidney donor transplantation as a quality indicator

2024-08-01 Go to publication

Management and Outcome of COVID-19 Infection Using Nirmatrelvir/Ritonavir in Kidney Transplant Patients

2023-07-01 Go to publication

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