Dr Malik is a transplant nephrologist and past medical lead for transplantation at University Hospitals of Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Trust. He completed his nephrology training in the UK and did a renal transplant fellowship at University of Toronto. He has completed clinical research and clinical epidemiology training programmes from Harvard Medical School. He is a clinician, teacher, and is involved in organising courses, as well as question writing for the Royal College of Physicians UK, examiner for PLAB and Warwick Medical School. He has successfully received grants from commercial and charity organisations, and is also a member of the UK Emergency Medical Team.

• 1: Glomerulonephritis, tubulointerstitial nephritis, and vasculitis 2: Acute kidney injury and acute renal replacement therapy 3: Disorders of fluid, electrolytes, and acid base 4: Chronic kidney disease, haematuria, and proteinuria 5: Renal bone disease and renal anemia 6: Diabetes and Chronic Kidney Disease/ Diabetic Kidney Disease 7: Management of Hypertension in Chronic Kidney Disease 8: Renal stone disease, urinary tract infection, and obstruction 9: Inherited and rarer diseases 10: Peritoneal dialysis 11: Haemodialysis 12: Renal transplantation 13: Renal disorders in pregnancy 14: Nutrition, safe prescribing, and conservative management

Dr Malik is a transplant nephrologist and past medical lead for transplantation at University Hospitals of Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Trust. He completed his nephrology training in the UK and did a renal transplant fellowship at University of Toronto. He has completed clinical research and clinical epidemiology training programmes from Harvard Medical School. He is a clinician, teacher, and is involved in organising courses, as well as question writing for the Royal College of Physicians UK, examiner for PLAB and Warwick Medical School. He has successfully received grants from commercial and charity organisations, and is also a member of the UK Emergency Medical Team.

• 1: Glomerulonephritis, tubulointerstitial nephritis, and vasculitis 2: Acute kidney injury and acute renal replacement therapy 3: Disorders of fluid, electrolytes, and acid base 4: Chronic kidney disease, haematuria, and proteinuria 5: Renal bone disease and renal anemia 6: Diabetes and Chronic Kidney Disease/ Diabetic Kidney Disease 7: Management of Hypertension in Chronic Kidney Disease 8: Renal stone disease, urinary tract infection, and obstruction 9: Inherited and rarer diseases 10: Peritoneal dialysis 11: Haemodialysis 12: Renal transplantation 13: Renal disorders in pregnancy 14: Nutrition, safe prescribing, and conservative management

Dr Malik is a transplant nephrologist and past medical lead for transplantation at University Hospitals of Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Trust. He completed his nephrology training in the UK and did a renal transplant fellowship at University of Toronto. He has completed clinical research and clinical epidemiology training programmes from Harvard Medical School. He is a clinician, teacher, and is involved in organising courses, as well as question writing for the Royal College of Physicians UK, examiner for PLAB and Warwick Medical School. He has successfully received grants from commercial and charity organisations, and is also a member of the UK Emergency Medical Team.

• 1: Glomerulonephritis, tubulointerstitial nephritis, and vasculitis 2: Acute kidney injury and acute renal replacement therapy 3: Disorders of fluid, electrolytes, and acid base 4: Chronic kidney disease, haematuria, and proteinuria 5: Renal bone disease and renal anemia 6: Diabetes and Chronic Kidney Disease/ Diabetic Kidney Disease 7: Management of Hypertension in Chronic Kidney Disease 8: Renal stone disease, urinary tract infection, and obstruction 9: Inherited and rarer diseases 10: Peritoneal dialysis 11: Haemodialysis 12: Renal transplantation 13: Renal disorders in pregnancy 14: Nutrition, safe prescribing, and conservative management