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Scientific Programme Highlights
A key feature of our Conference continues to be patient involvement.
Guest Speakers discussing a range of topics include:
Frantisek Lopot (Czech Republic)
S 04 Extended approach to haemodialysis treatment adequacy
S 14 Technology-related clinical risks and problems in haemodialysis
D.G. Struijk (The Netherlands)
S 05 Peritoneal Dialysis – State of the art
Phil Kalra (UK)
S 08 Diabetes and chronic kidney disease – educating staff and patients
S 15 What is the best pre dialysis care we can give our patients?
Jan Malik (Czech Republic)
S 13 Duplex Doppler ultrasonography of vascular access: diagnosis of complications and its role in surveillance
Aine Burns (UK)
S 16 End of life care
Mike Kelly (UK)
S 19 Patient-centred Renal Care – psychosocial care for patients with renal disease
Bruno Gianoglio (Italy)
S 21 Care of the child with end stage renal disease
Lucien Engelen (The Netherlands)
S 23 New colleagues in Healthcare: patients & Google
Francesco Garzotto (Italy)
S 28 The evolution of pediatric continuous renal replacement therapy
Josipa Radic (Croatia)
S 31 Cardiovascular Risk in patients with end stage renal disease
Denis Fouque (France)
S 34 The spectrum of malnutrition in ESRD
Ugnė Šakūnienė (Lithuania)
S 35 The experience of patients with kidney disease in Lithuania
Several Workshops will be held at the Conference:
S 07 Transplantation – Presenting results and experiences from work to improve TP situation in Sweden
Peter Carstedt (Sweden)
Omega 2, Sunday, 7th September 2014, 11:00
S 10 Greek Workshop
Acute Renal Failure (ARF) – Renal Replacement Therapy
John Stefanidis, Professor of Pathology – Nephrology Director of Nephrology Clinical, University General Hospital of Larissa
Acute Renal Failure (ARF) – The nursing approach
Niki Oustampasidou, Head Nurse, Haemodialysis Unit, University General Hospital of Larissa
Omega 2, Sunday, 7th September 2014, 12:45
S 24 Dementia in kidney diseases
Aine Burns with Karen Jenkins and Lesley Bennett (UK)
Beta, Monday, 8th September 2014, 11:00
S 33 Enhancing your team’s performance through effective leadership practice
John Sedgewick (Saudi Arabia)
Beta, Monday, 8th September 2014, 16:00
The programme also includes Masterclasses:
S 17 User Involvement
Nicola Thomas (UK)
Shared Decision Making
Beta, Sunday, 7th September 2014, 16:00
S 29 The patient experience
Mike Kelly (Ireland) and Tai Mooi Ho Wong (Spain)
Psychological care and culture diversity; what we should be aware of
Omega 2, Monday, 8th September 2014, 14:00
S 32 Vascular access
Jan Malik (Czech Republic)
Vascular access and the heart: haemodynamic and clinical relationships
Omega 2, Monday, 8th September 2014, 16:00
Lunchtime sessions include:
S 09 The Dialysis Outcomes and Practice Patterns Study (DOPPS) Programme: In-Center Hemodialysis and Beyond
Omega 1, Sunday, 7th September 2014, 12:30
Introduction: J. Albert (Extending the scope and reach of the DOPPS projects)
A. Marti (Vascular access: global trends, associated practices, and outcomes use)
J. King (Have recent policy changes in Europe impacted clinical practice in dialysis?)
L. Gesualdo (Improving patient-centered outcomes in hemodialysis: What are the next steps?)
S 25 Complex Case Management
CASE STUDY – Dr. Gianoglio
Omega 1, Monday, 8th September 2014, 12:30
S 26 EDTNA/ERCA Renal Education Accreditation – What’s Involved
Omega 2, Monday, 8th September 2014, 12:30
S 27 WORKSHOP (National Presidents)
Beta, Monday, 8th September 2014, 12:30
Short Orals
At the ‘Short Orals’ session ten successful abstract writers are asked to present their work in three minutes using three PowerPoint
slides with 2 minutes for questions. This fast paced session will allow you to get up to date quickly with a number of initiatives
being developed throughout Europe. Please join us on Monday, 8th September 2014 at the Beta room, 14:00.