Prof Andrew Mallett

Profession	Nephrologist
Job Title	Co-Lead of the Queensland Conjoint Renal Genetics Service
Organisation Name	Genetic Health Queensland (RBWH) & Townsville University Hospital (THHS)
Areas of Special Interest	Inherited kidney disease Genetic kidney disease Autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease (ADPKD) Autosomal dominant tubulo-interstitial kidney disease (ADTKD) Nephronophthisis Alport syndrome
Research relating to areas of special interest	‘HIDDEN’ flagship project explores genomics The prevalence and epidemiology of genetic renal disease amongst adults with chronic kidney disease in Australia
Adults or Children	Adults and Children
More information	Adults and Adolescents
Clinic Services	Multidisciplinary Renal Genetics Clinic: - Adult - Paediatric - Telehealth available
Clinic Contact details	E: andrew.mallett@health.qld.gov.au W: Queensland Renal Genetics Clinic
Clinic days/times	Monday afternoon at Herston Wednesday morning at North Lakes Health Precinct
Telehealth consults	Available
Telehealth Information	Upon referral, throughout Queensland
Transitional Planning – Paediatric to adult services	Available
Transitional Planning Information	Upon referral from Paediatric Specialist (Nephrologist, Neurologist, Urologist, Geneticist, etc)
Additional Information	As National Director of the KidGen Collaboration, Renal Genetics Rare Disease Flagship of the Australian Genomic Health Alliance, Dr Andrew Mallett would invite all interested patients, clinicians and collaborators to visit our website and make contact as the breadth and level of clinical services in renal genetics expands throughout Australia.

Email	Andrew.mallett@health.qld.gov.au
Phone	(07) 3646 8111

Prof Andrew Mallett

is prepared to be contacted by Medical Practitioners and other Health Professionals

Additional Clinical Information	Clinical Information A multidisciplinary renal genetics clinic improves patient diagnosis Grand Rounds Online – Renal Genetics From bedside to bench and back again Genomics in the Kidney Clinic Information for Patients Renal Genetics Clinics
European Reference Networks (ERNs)	European Reference Networks (ERNs) ERNs are networks for clinicians and researchers to share expertise, knowledge and resources, this information may be of use to Australian health professionals and researchers.

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