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Hall 1
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National Kidney Foundation and EDTNA/ERCA collaborative education
COLLABORATIVE EDUCATION SESSION (13)
KDIGO treatment of Chronic Kidney Disease related Mineral and Bone Disorders (CKD-MBD) and the care of the kidney transplant recipients guidelines
Introduction to KDIGO
Markus Ketteler (Germany)
CKD-MBD guideline
Markus Ketteler (Germany)
Care of the transplant recipient guideline
Theodor Vogels (Netherlands)
Chair: Mumtaz Goolam
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Hall G2
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Prevention of infection (14) |
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MRSA infections - best practice for low infection rates
GS: Dr Dirk Struijk (Netherlands)
German workgroup for infection control
GS: Waltraud Kuentzle, Alois Gorke (Germany)
O 13 Embedding EPIC guidelines into clinical practice can reduce MRSA bacteraemia
Trudy Manji (UK)
O 14 Infectious spondylodiscitis prevalence associated to central venous catheters for haemodialysis
Jose Luis Cobo Sanchez (Spain)
Chairs: Waltraud Küntzle, Carsten Rye Gregersen
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09:00
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Hall E
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Patient self-management (15)
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Psychology of self-management - prediction of self-care behaviours
GS: Professor Ad A Kaptein (Netherlands)
Self-management - Yes we can
GS: Per Åke Zillén (Sweden)
O 15 Stimulating patient self-management in fluid adherence, a pilot
Ronald Visser (Netherlands)
O 16 Genuine patient and carer involvement or tokenism?
Catherine Earl-Holman (UK)
Chairs: Karen Jenkins, Nurith Blumenthal
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Hall F
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Technical aspects in HD (16)
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Bio-impedance: state of the art
GS: Dr James Tattersall (UK)
O 17 Comparison between biofeedback and conventional treatment among diabetic patients on haemodialysis
Nataly Anopolsky (Israel)
O 18 Regular recirculation measurements by the thermodilution method
Klaus Knetsch (Germany)
O 19 Rapid pulsed ultrafiltration profiling in haemodialysis
Hoi Yee John Yung (Australia)
O 20 Dechlorination by ultraviolet radiation: A suitable alternative to activated carbon in dialysis water systems?
Ray James (UK)
Chairs: Elizabeth Lindley, Martha Girak
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Coffee break & Poster viewing 3
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11:00
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Hall 1
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Genzyme
CORPORATE EDUCATION SESSION (17)
Hyperphosphatemia in CKD-MBD patients;
is it inevitable and what can we do about it?
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Hyperphosphatemia; early management and treatment considerations to improve patient care
GS: Dr. A. van Zuilen (The Netherlands)
Is it possible for patients to improve hyperphosphatemia control by self-management?
GS: Diane Green (UK)
Panel discussion and questions
Chair: Maria Fettouhi
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11:00
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Hall G2
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Haematological conditions in renal
WORKSHOP (18)
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Session is supported by Vifor International
Myeloma and renal failure - Update on presentation and treatments
GS: Alison Thornley (UK)
Making the connections: Lymphoma, the kidneys and transplantation
GS: Caroline McCaughey and Fiona Murhpy (Ireland)
Bleeding in the uraemic patient
GS: Sue Pickard (UK)
Launch of Haematology Handbook
GS: Lesley Bennett (UK)
Panel discussion and questions
Chair: Lesley Bennett, Mary O'Gara
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Hall E
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Assisted PD treatment management (19)
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Session is supported by Vifor International
Assisted PD - overview
GS: Professor Edwina Brown (UK)
Nurses view of assisted PD
GS: Aase Riemann (Netherlands)
O 21 Training in peritoneal dialysis: admitted or not admitted?
Silvia Brenna (Italy)
O 22 Community based peritoneal dialysis clinic: nurses and patients´ experience
Charelle Serrano (UK)
O 23 Residual renal function in peritoneal dialysis after renal transplant failure
Hadassa Madar (Israel)
Chairs: Zehra Aydin, Susan Rogers
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Hall F
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Transplantation preventing patient harm (20)
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Session is supported by Bristol-Myers Squibb
Immunosuppression contradindications - what you need to know to prevent doing the patient harm
GS: Dr José María Morales (Spain)
O 24 Sleep apnoea is influencing the outcome after renal transplantation
Oliver Vonend (Germany)
O 25 Post-renal transplantation diabetes and hyperglycaemia, a case study in a Hellenic general hospital
Xanthi Dimitriou Sarantzi (Greece)
O 26 Free DNA test for non-invasive assessment in kidney transplant recipients
Victoria Simon (Israel)
Launch of Transplant Handbook
GS: Ray Trevitt (UK)
Chairs: Ray Trevitt, Maria Cruz Casal
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HallB |
Fachverband Nephrologischer Berufsgruppen (German national association)
WORKSHOP - Part I.
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25 Minutes
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Gefäßzugänge – State of the art
German Session is sponsored by fnb
Praxis-Update
Leitlinien und Pflege empfehlung
Dr. Markus Kroker (Germany)
Shuntmonitoring
Leitlinien und Pfl egeempfehlungen
Beate Spindler (Germany)
Zentrale Venenkatheter
KAST-Klassifikation und Anforderungen an den Wundverband
Dr. Markus Kroker (Germany), Beate Spindler (Germany)
Chairs: Michael Reichardt
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Lunch break & Poster viewing 4 |
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12:45
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Hall F
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Caring for the carers - Awareness through movement
Facilitator: Petra Koch
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Hall A1 |
Learning more about EDTNA/ERCA Accreditation and Endorsment of renal education programmes
Facilitator: Education & Research Board |
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14:00
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Hall 1
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Diaverum
CORPORATE EDUCATION SESSION (21)
From policy to quality - Promoting patient centred care through
Continuous Quality Improvement
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Implementing continuous quality improvement
GS: Debbie Miller, Director of Clinical Operations, USA
Defining quality and safety in renal care
GS: Jorgen Hegbrant, Chief Medical Officer, Sweden
Building the foundations for effective quality improvement
GS: Maria Jose Guerra, Director of Clinical Operations, Portugal
Measuring and monitoring quality improvement
GS: Jan Cowperthwaite, Director of Clinical Education, UK
Promoting patient centred care through quality review
GS: Mandy Schofield, Country Clinical Specialist, UK
Chair: Debbie Miller, Maria Saraiva
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Hall G2
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Developing and implementing innovative teaching strategies for patient education
EDUCATION AND RESEARCH BOARD WORKSHOP (22)
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Contextual influences on the patients need for information
GS: Dr Paula Ormandy (UK)
Educating patients
GS: Per Åke Zillén (Sweden)
Decision Aids – an important component in effective patient education
GS: John Sedgewick (UK)
O 27 What nephrological outpatients know about their illness and renal replacement therapy
Tunde Csitkovicsne Toth (Hungary)
Chairs: Jean-Pierre Van Waeleghem, Melissa Chamney
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Hall E
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Obesity and renal disease (23)
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Obesity-related renal damage and influence of obesity on the progression of renal disease
GS: Dr Manuel Praga (Spain)
Managing obese patients
GS: Dr Daniel Teta (Switzerland)
Exercise prescription with dialysis patients - does it really work?
GS: Dr Naomi Clyne (Sweden)
O 28 Exercise physiotherapy - additional tool for managing physical and psychological problems in patients on renal dialysis treatment
Andrea Mahrová (Czech Republic)
Chairs: Anastasia Laskari, Elisheva Milo
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Hall F
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Short oral presentations (24) |
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O 29 / P 097 Nutritional screening and monitoring in haemodialysis patients
Roman Šafránek (Czech Republic)
O 30 / P 099 The role of teamwork in the management of bone mineral disorders in haemodialysis patients
Szilvia Horvath (Hungary)
O 31 / P 018 Patients adherence to phosphate binders - Portuguese new integrated management of end stage renal disease
Rui Alexandre dos Santos Coelho Pinto (Portugal)
O 32 / P 042 Early peritoneal catheter placement: long break-in and easy training
Silvia Brenna (Italy)
O 33 / P 060 Education group for caregivers of patients undergoing haemodialysis
Ana Maria Gomez Romero (Spain)
O 34 / P 019 Supporting patient decision making
Evelyne Truyman (Belgium)
O 35 / P 061 Importance of education and the role of the patient in infection prevention following kidney transplantation
Erna Jovanovic (Slovenia)
O 36 / P 098 Buttonhole versus rope-ladder techniques for AV fistula cannulation: the patients' perspective
Raf Blomme (Belgium)
O 37 / P 043 Communication and coordination challenges of a charity unit
Stephanie Viljoen (South Africa)
Chairs: Maria Fettouhi, Michel Roden
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Hall B |
Fachverband Nephrologischer Berufsgruppen (German national association)
WORKSHOP - Part II.
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Die Zukunft der Nephrologischen Pflege in deutschsprachigen Ländern gestalten
Diese Sitzung wird in Kooperation mit den Keymembern der EDTNA/ERCA Sandra Bissig (KM-Ch), Martha Girak (KM-A), Carmen Reiher (KM-D) durchgeführt.
German Session is sponsored by fnb
Österreich:
Sonderausbildung, Bachelor und Master, wohin gehen wir
Doris Rosenkranz (Austria)
Schweiz:
Stand der nephrologischen Bildungsarbeit
Marianne Bühler (Switzerland), Ute Helt (Switzerland)
Deutschland:
Fachweiterbildung und Akademisierung – wie geht es in Deutschland weiter
Thomas Fernsebner (Germany), Waltraud Küntzle (Germany)
Diskussion mit den Referenten, Zusammenfassung
Chairs: Sandra Bissig, Martha Girak
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15:30
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Coffee break & Poster viewing 5
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16:00
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Hall G2
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EDTNA/ERCA Annual General Meeting 2009
Chair: Jitka Pancířová
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Agenda:
- Continuous quality improvement
- Welcome by the President and appointment of scrutineers
- Association activities and progress report
- Approval of financial report
- Results of Executive Committee votes
- Introduction of new Executive Committee
- Association objectives 2009/2010
- Presentation of EDTNA/ERCA manuscript scholarships
- Presentation of certificates: EDTNA/ERCA
- Accreditation/Endorsement of renal education programmes
- Motions
- Guest speaker - Volker Blum, PD patient - sponsored by Baxter
- Future conferences
- Raffle - kindly sponsored by Gambro
- Any other business
- Date and venue for next AGM
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