37th EDTNA/ERCA International Conference
Improving the quality of renal care in Europe: building a bridge between theory and practice
CONFERENCE PROGRAMME
SUNDAY 7/9 MONDAY 8/9 TUESDAY 9/9
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Saturday, 6th September 2008 |
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CONGRESS HALL |
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17:15
18:30
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Gambro - Your home of INNOVATION Innovation - Putting ideas into action to make a genuine difference Incremental Innovation From Complexity to Simplicity – a Personal Experience Advanced Simplicity –Building a bridge between theory and practice
OPENING CEREMONY
Welcome by EDTNA/ERCA President - Jitka Pancířová Animal Renal Care, wishful thinking of reality? The Band of the Castle Guards and Police of the Czech Republic |
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Sunday, 7th September 2008 |
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CONGRESS HALL |
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e-Learning
Developing E-Learning |
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| 9:45 |
PLENARY LECTURE
Improving quality of renal care in Europe: control cardiovascular risks Chair: Martin Gerrish - UK |
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| 10:30 |
Break & Poster viewing 1 |
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CONGRESS HALL
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MEETING HALL 1 |
MEETING HALL 4 |
MEETING HALL 5 |
NORTH HALL |
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| 11:00 |
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Peritoneal Dialysis |
Vascular Access |
Haemodialysis |
Psychosocial issues 1 |
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Managing mineral and bone disorders in CKD patients receiving dialysis: challenges, treatment and adherence
Welcome
Getting to the heart of CKD-MBD
Improving adherence to phosphate-binder therapy in CKD Stage 5
Patient views on adherence and review of the lanthanum carbonate preference and satisfaction data set
A nurse's perspective and patient case studies
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Chronic inflammation in PD-patients
O 01 The assessment of patient training in peritoneal dialysis with repeated home visits
O 02 Assessment of compliance and re-training needs in peritoneal dialysis patients
Searching for a smooth transition to HD after failing PD-treatment
‘To CAPD or APD?’ that is the question |
Identifying high risk events in HD practice
Avoiding the tragedy of venous needle dislodgement (VND)
Although
haemodialysis has become a routine treatment, side effects and even
life threatening clinical complications still occur.
Panel Debate/ discussion on patient safety |
How much is catheter flow influenced by the use of closed luer lock access devices?
O 03 Effects
of supervised exercise or a home based walking on arterial stiffness,
physical function and self-reported health in haemodialysis patients
O 04 Aerobic exercise versus progressive resistance training during haemodialysis
O 05 Changes in dialysis during the last 5 years? Too little or too much?
O 06 Effective removal of uraemic solutes by different convective strategies |
Caring for the staff: Dealing with Impending Death -Theory and Practice
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Chairs: Aase Riemann & Ronald Visser |
Chairs: Jean Pierre Van Waeleghem & Angel Rodriguez |
Chairs: Rebecca Kinton & Eva-Lena Nilsson |
Facilitator: Nurith Blumenthal |
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| 12:30 |
Lunch Break & Poster viewing 2 |
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CONGRESS HALL
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MEETING HALL 1
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MEETING HALL 4 |
MEETING HALL 5 |
NORTH HALL |
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| 14:00 |
![]() Corporate Education Session |
Chronic Kidney Disease: Stages 4 & 5 The patient’s journey Session 1 |
Vascular Access |
Short Oral Abstracts | Psychosocial issues 2 |
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Bone and mineral disorders in CKD patients: the importance of phosphorus management
Phosphorus as a cardiovascular risk factor in CKD: therapeutic implications
Phosphorus management in the clinic: a Swedish approach
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Introduction, overview and learning outcomes
Patient Education - how do we inform people about treatment options?
Psychological effects of CKD
Sponsors: |
Venous Needle Dislodgement, launch of EDTNA/ERCA recommendations
Venous needle dislodgement: A safety issue. Possible methods for detection and prevention of major blood loss
Importance of standards and compiling evidence for maintaining patient safety in HD
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