Nephrology

It combines kidney science, education, social activities, and networking in one platform

It aims at promoting Kidney health, in the Asia-Pacific region and beyond.

Topics include Practical Aspects of Neonatal Kidney Care, The Science and the Art, From Crib to Bench and Back to the Crib, Kidney Health Metrics in Neonates and Young Children, Fetal Kidney Disease: A New Era, Neonatal Organ Cross Talk, Neonatal Nephrology Potpourri. The 2 Featured Workshops, Clinical roundtables, Caring for Neonates with Kidney Disease and their Families, Hands-on practical skills sessions

Demonstrate the proper technique of CRRT in different scenarios, such as ECMO and acute heart failure with ventricular assistance devices for the treatment of critical care patients.

This program has been planned and implemented in accordance with ACCME Standards for Integrity and Independence. The Loma Linda University School of Medicine Continuing Medical Education Office relies on its CME faculty to provide program content that is free of commercial bias.

Identify the major indications for genetic evaluation in kidney transplant., Differentiate between the genetic tests to be offered to recipients and donors, Understand the role of non-diagnostic genetic results in kidney transplant, Appreciate the ethical considerations related to genetic testing before kidney transplantation

the course will cover the mechanisms through which these drugs improve renal outcomes in diabetic patients and explore the evidence supporting their use in reducing proteinuria and preserving renal function. There will be case studies and real-world scenarios - participants will be encouraged to engage in interactive discussions to analyze and develop appropriate treatment plans based on each case

There will be an opportunity on Day 2 to practice clinical reasoning and professional boundary skills with a standardized patient regarding personal/professional/prescribing/sexual / and financial relationships and boundaries