1. Dialysis Academy 2017 Imperial College Renal and Transplant Centre
Thursday 7th and Friday 8th September 2017
Postgraduate Medical Education Centre
Charing Cross Hospital, Fulham Palace Road, London, W6 8RF
Application for spaces:
Imperial College
Renal and Transplant Centre
ICRTC

2. Programme
DAY ONE Dialysis dementia – how do we detect it… what do we do about it now? Practical guide to great AVF care CVVHF with Citrate Anticoagulation - Setting up – Benefits, Research and implications for HD PD is safe and could improve outcomes for late presenters Debate: Transplant over dialysis at all cost?
DAY TWO
A day in the life of the Home Haemodialysis Nurse… and a day in the life of Dialysis Lead
Leading transition from dialysis to end of life care
Plasma Exchange – Benefit for Whom and What Risk? - Autoimmune and Alloimmune indications
Diabetes in Dialysis-treated - optimal drug treatment and monitoring
Debate: Survival will never be significantly improved through increasing Dialysis Adequacy?
This Academy aims to challenge nursing and medical practice with cutting-edge evidence to improve patient care in a stimulating and interactive environment
Application ASAP: Audience: ALL Cost: FREE
ICRTC Faculty
Dr Rupert Bright, SpR
Professor Edwina Brown, Consultant - PD
Dr Neill Duncan, Consultant - Dialysis Lead
Sister Claire Edwards, Nurse Manager HD
Sister Nuala Hammond, Lead Nurse Home HD
Prof Jeremy Levy, Consultant – Governance Lead
Sister Ginny Prout, Lead Nurse HD
Prof Charles Pusey, Consultant - Vasculitis
Prof David Taube, Consultant - Transplantation
Invited Speakers
Dr Bob Broomhead, Consultant ICU, Imperial College
Dr Os Iyasere, Acting Consultant, Leicester General Hospital
Dr Shuli Levy, Consultant Geriatrician, Imperial College
Dr Marlies Ostermann, Consultant Nephrology/ICU, GSTT
Dr Albert Power, North Bristol Hospital