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21st Annual Symposium on Pediatric Dialysis
The 21st Annual Symposium on Pediatric Dialysis will include presentations on both hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis in pediatric patients.
Topics will include:
- Keynote Session: A Tribute to Barbara Prowant
- The Scope of Cardiovascular Disease in Pediatric Dialysis Patients: What is the Evidence?
- Intra-Dialytic Techniques to Reduce Cardiovascular Injury: A Case-Based Discussion
- Myocardial Stunning: The Cardiac Toxicity of HD
- Registry Reports (IPPN, NAPRTCS, CPM)
- Understanding Aberrant Psychology in the Dialysis Unit: Abuse, Depression, Staff Safety and Other Critical Concerns
- Making QAPI Work in the Dialysis Program
- When Guidelines Collide: Making Sense of Conflicting Advice in KDIGO and KDOQI Bone Nanotechnology: The New Frontier
- Myocardial Fibrosis
- FGF-23: It’s Role in Bone Metabolism
- Update on Billing for Dialysis in the US
- Holistic Pharmacology: What Are Your Patients Really Taking?
- Desensitization: When and Why It Can Work
- Current Pediatric Approaches to Desensitization
- Combined Adult and Pediatric Procedures and Equipment Demonstrations, Patient/Parent Education Techniques, Tips and Pearls
- CRRT in Infants
- Hepcidin and Iron Management in Children
- New Erythropoiesis Stimulating Agents
- Antihypertensive Therapy: Are there Newer and Better Agents for Children?
- Vitamin D-25 is Good for Your Patients’ Hearts
Special sessions for pediatric dialysis nurses will include:
- Tackling the Problems of Staffing: A Consensus Workshop
- Patient Incentive Programs
- Home Visits: Increase Efficiency, Improve Quality and Create Better Understanding
- Elevating Nursing Scholarship: How to Write the Best Abstract
Special sessions for pediatric renal dietitians will include:
- Nutritional Management of Complex Infants
- Nutritional Support during CRRT
- Fat Soluble Vitamins in CKD: Hypervitaminosis A and Other Issues
- Improving Transplant Readiness: Nutritional Goals
- How to Deal with Eating Problems
- Controlling Calcium, Phosphorus and PTH Levels
- Standardized Language and the Nutritional Care Process
- What’s New in Pediatric Renal Nutrition: 2009 Literature Review
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