Good Evening.  It's now about five past 11 at night..  Edren was founded in 2000 and ... (read more). 

Most recent changes

Here is a list of our most recently modified pages.  You can subscribe to an RSS feed listing these here (to follow)

13.01.12, 10:48: Transplant coordinators (in /unit/transplant-unit)
15.12.11, 11:47: Diet in renal disease (in /edreninfo)
13.12.11, 13:52: Antimicrobial policies (in /handbooks/unit-handbook)
13.12.11, 13:48: Infection and infection control (in /handbooks/unit-handbook)
13.12.11, 12:14: Who writes it (in /home/about)
01.12.11, 13:14: Fluid and electrolyte replacement in renal failure (in /handbooks/unit-handbook)
01.12.11, 11:53: Osteodystrophy (in /handbooks/unit-handbook)
26.11.11, 16:30: News (in /home)
26.11.11, 12:55: Search (in /)
26.11.11, 12:33: Technical (in /home)

Page Stats

We receive (late 2011) 1-2000 visits per day with visitors viewing about 3 pages each on average.  Most visitors arrive from search engines.  Most hits - by a long way - are on the patient info pages, with Diet, CKD, nephrotic syndrome, proteinuria, coming up particularly high.  The duration per page is particularly high on these patient info pages, averaging 3-5 minutes on individual topics.  

Technical features

The website runs on the Website Baker Content Management System.  The design was modified by ANT from a template by Andreas Viklund, quite a guy, try out his electronica too.  These are open-source resources, which means that you can have them for free too.  Or you can get someone else to set them up so that you can edit remotely and without the need for any great technical expertise of your own. 

History

Our pre-2010 website was simple html on the renux.dmed.ed.ac.uk server (more on history of edren on our About page).  Some of these database-driven pages were online but not linked to much from mid-2009.  The home page was redirected at the end of November 2009.  Permanent redirections from all 'old Edren' pages were put in place on 9th December 2009, except for the History and one or two other pages. 

Children

At the foot of each page, a 'children' call in the template shows the pages that hang off this one.  This may help some viewers using mobile devices to view the pages. 

News << (no next)