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SUMMARY:No Carve Out for Clinical Decisions: Best interests and clinical judgement after Townsend
DESCRIPTION:The Court of Appeal decision in Townsend v Epsom and St Helier University Hospitals NHS Trust has raised important questions about clinical decision-making and best interests under the Mental Capacity Act 2005. \nThe case concerned Mr Barnor\, a 68-year-old man with irreversible brain damage who required dialysis. The court ruled that decisions about the care and treatment of adults who lack capacity must be made in their best interests\, with “no carve out” for clinical decisions. This has prompted debate about the distinction between clinical judgement and best interests decision-making. \nWith the Supreme Court hearing scheduled for January 2027\, join our panel of legal and clinical experts to explore the judgment and its implications for everyday practice. \nWhy attend? \nThe webinar will explore the legal and clinical questions arising from the judgment\, including how healthcare professionals should approach best interests decisions and disagreements about treatment while awaiting the Supreme Court’s ruling. \nSpeakers \n\nProf Emma Cave\, Professor of Healthcare Law\, Durham University\nDr Alex Cisneros\, Barrister\, 39 Essex Chambers and Visiting Lecturer\, King’s College London\nDr Jan Dudley\, Consultant Paediatric Nephrologist\, Bristol Royal Hospital for Children\nDr Ben Thomas\, Consultant Nephrologist\, Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board
URL:https://www.ukkidney.org/event/no-carve-out-for-clinical-decisions-best-interests-and-clinical-judgement-after-townsend/
CATEGORIES:UKKA
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SUMMARY:ISN-UKKA Webinar: Dialysis or conservative kidney management for kidney failure – the first results of the Prepare for Kidney Care randomized controlled trial
DESCRIPTION:Prepare for Kidney Care is the first randomized controlled trial comparing preparation for dialysis with conservative kidney management in older people approaching kidney failure. \nWhile a combination of quality and length of life formed the primary outcome\, many other outcomes relevant for shared informed decision making have been studied. \nPrepare for Kidney Care was conducted across 31 kidney units in the UK\, recruiting 445 participants who were then followed for an average of 4.5 years. This webinar will begin by setting out what is already known about this topic\, before moving on to explain the design and present the results and conclusions. An expert patient and independent expert health professional will then reflect on the findings. Finally\, there will be an opportunity for webinar attendees to put questions to the panel. \nLearning objectives: \n\nTo understand what is currently known about the effectiveness of dialysis and conservative kidney management in older people living with kidney failure and multimorbidity or frailty.\nTo learn whether/ how the relative effectiveness of the treatments changes when a randomised controlled trial approach is used to ensure a fair comparison between the two treatments.\nTo understand when\, and in whom\, the findings can be used in shared informed decision making\, and when\, and in whom\, they might need to be used more cautiously.\n\nFurther reading: \n\nThe Prepare for Kidney Care Study: prepare for renal dialysis versus responsive management in advanced chronic kidney disease\nPreparing for responsive management versus preparing for renal dialysis in multimorbid older people with advanced chronic kidney disease (Prepare for Kidney Care): Study protocol for a randomised controlled trial\n\nModerators: Meg Jardine (Australia) & Jos Darling (UK) \nSpeakers: \n\nBarnaby Hole (UK)\nJo Worthington (UK)\nFergus Caskey (UK)\nFiona Loud (UK)\nJane Schell (USA)
URL:https://www.ukkidney.org/event/isn-ukka-webinar-dialysis-or-conservative-kidney-management-for-kidney-failure-the-first-results-of-the-prepare-for-kidney-care-randomized-controlled-trial/
CATEGORIES:External,UKKA
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261110
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SUMMARY:BTS Autumn Event Series
DESCRIPTION:This autumn\, the BTS will bring the transplantation and donation communities together in York from the 10th – 12th November a three-part series of one-day events focusing on: \n\nLiver Transplantation\nDonation\nKidney Transplantation\n\nRegistration for one\, two\, or three days is available to both BTS Members and Non-Members. \n  \nLiver Transplantation 2026: Capacity\, Capability and the Next Decade\n10 November 2026 \nThis is a full day\, multidisciplinary national meeting on the future of liver transplantation in the UK. It is built around real-world decision making rather than guideline repetition\, and it deliberately brings the whole system into one room. The aim is an honest discussion of the limits we work within. \nClick here to view the programme.​ \n  \nBolder\, Braver: Donation in the next decade | Joint event with NHSBT ODT\n11 November 2026 \nEvent Learning Objectives \n\nTo gain an understanding of the current UK deceased donation landscape and improvement plans for the future\, focussing on the report of the NHSBT Organ Donation Joint Working Group\nTo explore how the wider UK transplant community can actively support\, promote and advocate for deceased organ donation\nTo facilitate shared learning between deceased donation and transplant communities\n\nClick here to view the programme.​ \n  \nContemporary Issues in Renal Transplantation | Joint event with UKKA\n12 November 2026 \nUKKA members should contact ukka@ukkidney.org to receive a discount code before registering. \nThe purpose of the meeting is to provide a concise and pragmatic update on some of the more contentious issues in renal transplantation. The target audience will be multidisciplinary and derived from both transplanting centres and referring hospitals. \nClick here to view the programme.
URL:https://www.ukkidney.org/event/bts-autumn-event-series/
LOCATION:Raddison Hotel York\, Raddison Hotel York\, North Street\, York\, YO1 6JF\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:External,UKKA
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ORGANIZER;CN="BTS - British Transplantation Society":MAILTO:secretariat@bts.org.uk
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SUMMARY:The Interventional Nephrology Group Annual Meeting 2026
DESCRIPTION:Save the Date \nInterventional Nephrology Group Annual Meeting\nWe’re delighted to announce that the Interventional Nephrology (IN) Group Annual Meeting is back this November! \n🗓 Wednesday 11 November – Virtual Evening Session (90 minutes)\n🗓 Saturday 14 November – In-person Conference\n📍 University of Sunderland \nThis two-part event begins with a mandatory virtual session on Wednesday\, setting the stage for an engaging and hands-on face-to-face meeting later that week. \nWhat to Expect\nJoin colleagues from across the renal community to explore how Interventional Nephrology is transforming patient care and service efficiency in kidney centres. \n\nHands-on IN workshops\nInsights on building and developing an IN service\nUpdates on the latest access procedures\nA multi-professional learning environment\nOpportunities to share ideas\, develop new skills\, and collaborate\nDedicated time to network and build peer support networks\n\nMembership Benefits\nTake advantage of discounted rates and access to future events by becoming a member of the UK Kidney Association:\n👉 Apply for membership today
URL:https://www.ukkidney.org/event/the-interventional-nephrology-group-annual-meeting-2026/
LOCATION:University of Sunderland\, University of Sunderland\, 4th Floor\, Edinburgh Building\, Chester Road\, Sunderland\, SR1 3SD\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Interventional Nephrology (IN) Group
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SUMMARY:Interventional Nephrology Group Annual Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Save the Date \nInterventional Nephrology Group Annual Meeting\nWe’re delighted to announce that the Interventional Nephrology (IN) Group Annual Meeting is back this November! \n🗓 Wednesday 11 November – Virtual Evening Session (90 minutes)\n🗓 Saturday 14 November – In-person Conference\n📍 University of Sunderland \nThis two-part event begins with a mandatory virtual session on Wednesday\, setting the stage for an engaging and hands-on face-to-face meeting later that week. \nWhat to Expect\nJoin colleagues from across the renal community to explore how Interventional Nephrology is transforming patient care and service efficiency in kidney centres. \n\nHands-on IN workshops\nInsights on building and developing an IN service\nUpdates on the latest access procedures\nA multi-professional learning environment\nOpportunities to share ideas\, develop new skills\, and collaborate\nDedicated time to network and build peer support networks\n\nMembership Benefits\nTake advantage of discounted rates and access to future events by becoming a member of the UK Kidney Association:\n👉 Apply for membership today
URL:https://www.ukkidney.org/event/interventional-nephrology-group-annual-meeting/
CATEGORIES:Interventional Nephrology (IN) Group
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SUMMARY:UKKA International Case Study Call - Kenya
DESCRIPTION:Diagnosis and Management of Lupus Nephritis\nIn collaboration with the Kenya Renal Association \nSpeaker: Dr Gilford Mutwiri Mwokamba \nGiven the significant burden of lupus nephritis in Kenya\, this session will provide an opportunity to discuss real-world clinical cases\, share practical experiences\, and explore different approaches to diagnosis and management across international healthcare settings. \nThe UKKA International Committee is collaborating with the Kenya Renal Association to host this international case-based webinar. \nWith the aim of sharing knowledge and providing education to a broad international audience\, the UKKA International Committee promotes networking\, collaboration\, and the exchange of clinical and research experience across diverse healthcare settings. \nWe look forward to welcoming colleagues from around the world to this engaging and educational discussion.
URL:https://www.ukkidney.org/event/ukka-international-case-study-call-kenya/
CATEGORIES:UKKA
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