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Guest Speaker Sponsored by Bristol-Myers Squibb
Emerging Strategies to Preserve Renal Function After Kidney Transplantation
Guest speaker TBC
O 49 Effect of patient coping preferences on quality of life following renal transplantation
C White - Ireland
O 50 Communicating bad news and interview for donation: A new challenge for nurse professionals
I Martinez - Spain
Increasing Opportunity and Choice in Living Kidney Donor Transplantation
Lisa Burnapp - UK
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Disinfection of dialysis fluid systems, what is it all about?
Rolf Nystrand - Sweden
Facilitator:
Alois Gorke
Waltraud Küntzle
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Workshop 1
Understanding how to help people to self-manage their condition
Nicola Thomas - UK
Practical session exploring strategies and approaches to developing empowerment in practice
Open Discussion with Panel
Organisers: E&RB
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Cardiovascular disease in CKD
Paul B. Rylance - UK
O 51 NHS Institute for Innovation and Improvement , Delivering Quality and Value Focus on: Preparation for end stage renal disease
C Davies - UK
O 52 Is it the end of the line for home based dialysis treatment?
T Lawson - UK
O 53 An evaluation of an evolving Conservative Care programme for renal patients
M Higginbotham - UK
O 54 Living with Kidney Failure: improving education for people with Chronic Kidney Disease
B Harvie - Australia
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Ways to apply the Theories of Behaviour Change for the promotion of the Patient Adherence in Clinical Practice
Georgia Thanasa - Greece
O 55 Evaluation of an End of Life Care Tool in Renal Supportive Palliative Care Service
J Go - UK
O 56 Recognising and Valuing Carers: The Creation of a Leaflet
C Earl-Holman - UK
O 57 Psychological stresses among new starters to dialysis: unanswered questions
R Nulsen - UK
O 58 Burnout: The case of Nephrology Nurses
T Chavu - Israel
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Modifiable Practice patterns Associated with Better Outcomes for Haemodialysis Patients in the DOPPS
Introduction and Background
Trend in Catheter Use an Associated Outcomes in the DOPPS
Mineral Metabolism: International Facility Practices and Outcomes
Optimizing Pre-End Stage Renal Disease (ESRD) Care
International Trends in Dialysis Treatment Time and Related Outcomes
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Use of citric acid containg A-concentrate in conventional haemodialysis machines
Franta Lopot - CZ
Individualising dialysate
Elizabeth Lindley - UK
Hygiene & Quality: Recent development of official recommendations for dialysis fluids
Rolf Nystrand - Sweden
O 59 Citrate dialysate increases dialysis dose, prevents clotting, safe and easy to use
S Ahmad - USA
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Workshop 2
Promoting empowerment in home haemodialysis care
Tony Goovaerts - Belgium
Nutritional perspective on promoting patient empowerment
Deepa Kariyawasam - UK
Practical session exploring strategies and approaches to developing empowerment in families & carers
Open Discussion with Panel
Organisers: E&RB
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PD as start therapy: what’s the evidence?
Watske Smit - NL
O 60 Organisation of a Full-time Peritoneal service
S Brenna - Italy
Use of the exit-site classification diagram
Ronald Visser - NL
O 61 A Review of the Benefits of an Assisted Automated Peritoneal Dialysis (aAPD) Programme
P Taylor - UK
Peritoneal Sclerosis, Is there an option to treatment?
Watske Smit - NL
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Public speaking & Successful writing for publication
Pro-active workshop, you will be asked to contribute
This workshop will be interactive and fun. Come and enjoy yourselves while learning the best way to speak in public or write successfully for publication.
1. How to speak in Public.
Learn and discuss the best way to present posters and presentations.
Hear about the latest technology to improve your public speaking..
Discuss how to utilise skills.
2. Successful writing for publication.
Writing for publication can be fun as well as important for your career.
Ideas for successful writing will be discussed and practised.
Case studies, reports, research, reviews amongst other types of paper will all be studied and discussed.
All levels of knowledge will be accommodated, from basic skills through to final publication.
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