Most available data is not from an Australian or New Zealand source. The effects on quality of life of different management

pathways on patients, carers and staff still need to be addressed. “
“SATURDAY 23 AUGUST 2014  Meeting Room 213 0830–0915 ABO Incompatible Transplantation Kate Wyburn 0915–1000 Silmitasertib clinical trial Donor Specific Antibodies – What, When, How John Kanellis 1000–1030 Morning tea 1030–1115 Nutrition, Inflammation, Heart Health and Outcomes in PD Patients Angela Wang 1115–1145 Haemodialysis at Home John Agar 1145–1215 CRB Prevention Kevan Polkinghorne 1215–1315 Lunch (not provided) 1315–1400 Cardiorenal Syndrome Henry Krum 1345–1430 Diabetic Nephropathy Mark Cooper 1430–1500 Afternoon tea 1500–1530 Nephrolithiasis selleck chemical and the Nephrologist Bruce Cooper 1530–1615 Cancers of the Kidney – Medical Perspective Ian Davis 1615–1645 Cancers of the Kidney – Urological Perspective Lih-Ming Wong SUNDAY 24 AUGUST 2014  Meeting Room 105 0830–0900 Renal Aspects of Dysproteinaemias Paul Coughlin 0900–0945

Primary or Secondary Membranous Nephropathy? Diagnosis and Consequences R Stahl 0945–01015 IgA Nephropathy Muh Geot Wong 1015–1045 Morning Tea 1045–1115 Immunisation in CKD Amelia Le Page 1115–1145 FSGS and Minimal Change Disease Steve Alexander 1145–1215 Recurrent GN in Transplantation Steve Chadban 1215–1315 Lunch (provided for RACP Advanced Trainees meeting) 1315–1345 Lupus Nephritis Richard Kitching 1345–1415 Alport’s Disease – Update on Genetics Judy Savige 1415–1445 Bupivacaine ANCA Vasculitis Steve Holdsworth 1445–1515 Afternoon Tea 1515–1600 The Ups and Downs of Sodium Balance Robert Unwin 1600–1645 Acid Base

Disorders David Harris “
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“Available guidelines fall into 2 categories – medication guides and service provision guides Few guidelines exist for the management of patients choosing to not have dialysis apart from those covering end of life (EOL) management and general ones for the management of chronic kidney disease. Most guidelines are only based on low level evidence, relying on expert opinion or current practice. This limits their usage when advising on matters such as trials of dialysis and caution should be applied when discussing these matters. More data is needed before firmer recommendations can be made. Units in Australia and New Zealand should consider maintaining registers of ‘at risk’ patients to allow greater input into symptom management and end-of-life support “
“By establishing Kidney Diseases: Improving Global Outcome (KDIGO), nephrology has taken an important step towards developing global clinical practice guidelines (CPG).