Mark Lambie

Dr. Mark Lambie is a Senior Lecturer in Renal Medicine and Honorary Consultant Nephrologist at Keele University's School of Medicine. He is affiliated with the University Hospitals of North Midlands (UHNM) and has a PhD in nephrology-related research from Keele University, supervised by Prof. Simon Davies. His primary roles include academic teaching, clinical practice, and leading research into peritoneal dialysis outcomes and peritoneal membrane function.

Dr. Lambie's research focuses on cytokine networks, ultrafiltration failure in peritoneal dialysis, and the role of systemic vs. local inflammation in renal diseases. He has contributed to large-scale studies like PDOPPS and the GLOBAL Fluid Study, analyzing outcomes across international cohorts. His work emphasizes improving dialysis techniques, patient survival rates, and reducing complications like encapsulating peritoneal sclerosis (EPS).

Teaching responsibilities include mentoring renal medicine trainees and contributing to the West Midlands STC program. He has also been involved in initiatives to enhance home dialysis uptake and improve patient care pathways. Key publications span peritoneal dialysis technique survival, biomarker discovery, and cost-effectiveness analyses of dialysis modalities.

Dr. Lambie collaborates with institutions like Cardiff University and Manchester Royal Infirmary, advancing translational research in nephrology. His efforts include developing clinical tools like the ELIXIR trial for glucose-sparing dialysis solutions and advocating for standardized outcome measures in peritoneal dialysis.