Rate My Professor John Schollum

Schollum has co-authored over 60 peer-reviewed publications, accumulating more than 1,900 citations. Notable works include 'Dialysis outcomes in those aged ≥65 years' (BMC Nephrology, 2013), analyzing survival and hospitalization in elderly patients starting dialysis; 'Health-Related Quality of Life and Disability Among Older Patients Receiving Dialysis' (Canadian Journal of Kidney Health and Disease, 2022), exploring disability burdens; 'Older peoples' satisfaction with home-based dialysis' (Nephrology, 2010), assessing treatment preferences; 'Nephrotoxicity of recreational party drugs' (Nephrology, 2012), investigating drug-related kidney injury; 'It was just an unconditional gift: Self reflections of non-directed donors' (Clinical Transplantation, 2012); and 'Unusual case of renal parenchymal urine leak post-transplantation' (Nephrology, 2018). He has contributed to clinical guidelines on urine dipstick interpretation and acute-on-chronic kidney disease management. In 2022, Schollum received the University of Otago's Consultant Award for Excellence in Teaching. His expertise extends to educational presentations, such as at South GP CME conferences, and participation in clinical trials and ethics committees evaluating renal interventions.