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SUMMARY:Dialysis Academy 26 RSMxDA26
DESCRIPTION:Join the Royal Society of Medicine (RSM) Nephrology Section for Dialysis Academy 2026\, a two-day hybrid meeting exploring the future of dialysis through personalised\, home-based\, innovative and sustainable approaches to care. Each day has a distinct focus\, from personalising dialysis care to exploring emerging developments shaping the future of the specialty. \nWhy attend? \n\nGain practical insight into personalised and home-based dialysis\, from incremental and twice-weekly prescriptions to wearable and portable technologies\nDiscover how artificial intelligence\, remote monitoring\, haemodiafiltration and next-generation dialysis technologies could reshape future practice\nTake part in the Great Debate and Controversies Session — two interactive sessions tackling the most contested questions in dialysis care through audience voting and expert panel discussion\nNetwork with colleagues from across the multidisciplinary renal community and share approaches to improving dialysis services.\n\nDay 1: Personalising dialysis care\nExplore how dialysis can be tailored to individual patients\, with a focus on personalised prescriptions\, home therapies and care for older and frail patients. Covering incremental and twice-weekly dialysis\, home dialysis pathways\, vascular access and approaches to improving patient experience\, the programme will examine how these approaches can support personalised care. \nLearning outcomes\nBy attending Day 1\, participants will be able to: \n\nDescribe current approaches to personalised haemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis\nEvaluate the role of incremental and twice-weekly dialysis in selected patients\nDiscuss approaches to home dialysis and shared decision-making\nRecognise best practice in vascular access planning and management\nApply evidence-based approaches to improve dialysis care for older and frail patients\, including frailty assessment and shared decision-making.\n\nDay 2: The future of dialysis\nExplore emerging developments that could shape the future of dialysis\, from artificial intelligence and remote monitoring to new dialysis technologies and more sustainable care. The programme will also examine microplastics in dialysis systems\, haemodiafiltration and other areas of emerging research. \nLearning outcomes\nBy attending Day 2\, participants will be able to: \n\nDescribe emerging developments in dialysis technology and their potential clinical applications\nEvaluate the role of artificial intelligence\, digital innovation and remote monitoring in dialysis care\nDiscuss the potential biological effects of microplastics in dialysis systems\nIdentify practical approaches to reducing the environmental impact of dialysis\nApply current research findings and service innovations to identify improvements in local dialysis practice and service delivery\nEvaluate current evidence on haemodiafiltration\, dialysis membranes and biocompatibility and their implications for clinical practice.\n\nWho should attend?\nThis meeting is suitable for: \n\nNephrologists and nephrology resident doctors\nDialysis and renal specialist nurses\nPharmacists\, dietitians\, psychologists and physiotherapists working in renal care\nPhysician associates\, advanced clinical practitioners and healthcare scientists\nVascular access teams and other healthcare professionals involved in dialysis care\nIndustry professionals working in renal medicine and dialysis technology.
URL:https://www.ukkidney.org/event/dialysis-academy-26-rsmxda26/
LOCATION:Royal Society of Medicine\, London\, Royal Society of Medicine\, 1 Wimpole Street\, London\, W1G 0AE\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:External
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