DIALYSIS 2014 A comprehensive course on dialysis and the management of patients with end stage renal failure

18-20 June 2014 Sir William Wells Atrium, The Royal Free Hospital, London NW3

The management of end stage renal failure by dialysis forms a central component of all renal units. However, it is often the least intensively taught component of nephrology training. This course is a thorough introduction to dialysis, from basics to new developments. Our expert faculty will provide comprehensive coverage of all aspects of dialysis and ESRF through a mixture of informal lectures and workshops. The course is aimed at Specialist Registrars in nephrology, but will also be of interest to other healthcare professionals involved in the management of patients with chronic renal failure. Approved for 18 Category 1 (external) CPD credits by the Federation of the Royal Colleges of Physicians of the United Kingdom (EVENT CODE 86483)

COURSE DIRECTORS: Andrew Davenport, Ken Farrington, Chris Laing, Suresh Mathavakkannan, David Wheeler

Registration closing date 26 May 2014

Venue and travel The Sir William Wells Atrium is a modern conference hall in the Royal Free Hospital, located in Hampstead in northwest London. Underground: The Northern Line on the London Underground (Belsize Park station) Rail: The London Overground (Hampstead Heath station) Road: Delegates are advised not to drive their own cars to the Royal Free. Parking is by residential permit or pay & display only. Bus: Numbers 24, 46, 168, 268, C11

REGISTRATION Attendance is limited to 80 participants Registration fee includes lunches and coffee/tea breaks and Thursday reception

Registration Fees 3 days per day

SPR/SHO/Staff Grade £375.00 £150.00 10% discount for repeat delegates and/or

those attending UCL Applied Renal Physiology 2014

£337.50 £135.00

Nurse £225.00 £75.00

RFH, UCL, UCLH staff £300.00 £100.00

Consultant/GP £395.00 £170.00

Pharmaceutical industry please contact the Course Administrator for registration fee

Payment Payment by debit or credit card

Please register at UCL Online Store

http://www.onlinestore.ucl.ac.uk

Confirmation Confirmation of registration and course information will be sent to delegates in April

Cancellation Please see Terms & Conditions, UCL Online Store

For further information, please contact the Course Administrator

Pamela Fong Whitehead

UCL Centre for Nephrology, Nephrology, Floor 1, UCL Medical School, Rowland Hill Street, London NW3 2PF

pf.whitehead@ucl.ac.uk / +44 (0)20 7830 2930

Registration closing date 26 May 2014

ACCOMMODATION Premier Inn Hampstead

215 Haverstock Hill, London NW3 4RB Tel 020 7443 7500 Email: londonhampstead.PTI@whitbread.com

website: http://www.premierinn.com/en/hotel/LONHMP/ london-hampstead 5 minutes walking distance

Quality Hotel Hampstead

5 Frognal, London NW3 3AL Tel 020 7794 0101 Email: info@qualityhampstead.com

website: www.qualityhampstead.com

20 minutes walking distance

single for Royal Free rate, please contact Marilyn Ramtohul £99.00

double £109.00

twin £109.00

breakfast buffet breakfast £8.95 per person choice of full English breakfast or Continental breakfast

parking £14.00 per day no charge

WiFi first 30 minutes free no charge

cancellation policy before 1300hr day of arrival 72 hours prior to day of arrival

To obtain the Royal Free rate, please quote: Royal Free Hospital / Dialysis 2014 / Pamela Whitehead You may wish to check the Premier Inn’s online rates and compare to the Royal Free rate.

Please make your reservation direct with the hotel of your choice Please book as soon as possible as rooms are subject to availability

Cancellation Cancellations must be made direct to the hotel. Please check terms and conditions with each hotel.

DOCTOR in the HOUSE, Accommodation Agency Accommodation in London for medical and all other professions Tel 020 8870 5949 Email: doctorinthehouse1@gmail.com www.doctorhouse.co.uk

Offering B&Bs, self-contained flats, short-term rates

In all areas of London close to public transport

RATES FOR 2014 Bed and Continental Breakfast SINGLE DOUBLE/TWIN nights per night nights per night 1–5 £58 1–5 £85 6–7 £53 6–14 £80 8–10 £47 11–14 £43 15–19 £40

Please contact Doctor in the House direct for information and booking

PROGRAMME

WEDNESDAY 18 June 0830-0915 REGISTRATION 0925 Welcome and introduction MANAGEMENT OF COMPLICATIONS OF CKD 0930-1015 Anaemia Iain Macdougall 1015-1100 Cardiovascular disease David Wheeler 1100-1130 coffee break 1130-1200 Malnutrition Andrew Davenport 1200-1300 DEBATE: Calcium-based phosphate binders are contraindicated in dialysis patients Pro: Alastair Hutchison Con: David Wheeler 1300-1430 lunch and workshops PRINCIPLES OF HAEMODIALYSIS AND VASCULAR ACCESS 1430-1500 Principles of dialysis Clara Day 1500-1530 Medical aspects of vascular access Paul Warwicker 1530-1600 Surgical aspects of vascular access Colin Forman 1600-1630 tea break 1630-1700 When to start dialysis and treatment options for the ESRD patient James Tattersall 1700-1745 History of dialysis Rosemarie Baillod

1745 Reception, Sir William Wells Atrium

THURSDAY 19 June PRACTICAL ASPECTS OF HAEMODIALYSIS AND RELATED THERAPIES 0900-0930 Technical aspects of dialysis Suresh Mathavakkannan 0930-1015 Dialysis adequacy Paul Chamney 1015-1045 Haemodiafiltration Ken Farrington 1045-1115 coffee break 1115-1145 End of life care Alistair Chesser CHALLENGING DIALYSIS SCENARIOS 1145-1205 How to dialyse after heart attack and/or stroke Jenny Cross 1205-1225 Adequate dialysis in a 150kg weight patient Enric Vilar 1225-1245 Heparin-induced thrombocytopenia Andrew Davenport 1245-1415 lunch and workshops 1415-1630 Interactive sessions (delegates attend all three sessions)

Should dialysate composition and temperature be individualised? Suresh Mathavakkannan

Managing fluid status in PD patients Andrew Davenport

Trouble-shooting dialysis adequacy Enric Vilar 1630-1700 tea break 1700-1730 Modification of RRT for AKI cases Chris Laing 1730-1830 DEBATE: Probing for dry weight is an outdated strategy Pro: David Goldsmith Con: Sandip Mitra

FRIDAY 20 June PERTIONEAL DIALYSIS 0900-0930 Basics of PD Martin Wilkie 0930-1015 Complications of PD – infections Martin Wilkie 1015-1100 Preventing and managing membrane failure Stanley Fan 1100-1130 coffee break 1130-1200 Should PD be time-limited to prevent EPS? Edwina Brown 1200-1230 Surgery in EPS Chris Watson 1230-1400 lunch and workshops QUALITY AND IMPROVEMENT OF DIALYSIS 1400-1500 DEBATE: For-profit haemodialysis centres provide inferior care at inflated prices to be confirmed 1500 CLOSE OF COURSE

INVITED FACULTY Rosemarie Baillod Emeritus, Royal Free Hospital Edwina Brown West London Renal & Transplant Centre, Hammersmith Hospital, UK Paul Chamney Fresenius Medical Care, Germany Alistair Chesser Barts and the London NHS Trust, UK Jennifer Cross Royal Free Hospital Clara Day University of Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust, UK Stanley Fan Barts and the London NHS Trust, UK Colin Forman Royal Free Hospital David Goldsmith Guy’s & St Thomas’ Hospital, London Alastair Hutchison Manchester Royal Infirmary, UK Iain Macdougall King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, London Philip Mason The Churchill Hospital, Oxford, UK Sandip Mitra Manchester Royal Infirmary, UK James Tattersall St James’s University Hospital, Leeds Enric Vilar The Lister Hospital, Stevenage Paul Warwicker The Lister Hospital, Stevenage Chris Watson Addenbrooke’s Hospital, Cambridge Martin Wilkie Sheffield Kidney Institute, UK

COURSE DIRECTORS Andrew Davenport Royal Free Hospital and UCL Ken Farrington The Lister Hospital, Stevenage Chris Laing Royal Free Hospital and UCL Suresh Mathavakkannan The Lister Hospital, Stevenage David Wheeler UCL and Royal Free Hospital

Accreditation Approved for 18 Category 1 (external) CPD credits by the Federation of the Royal Colleges of Physicians of the United Kingdom (EVENT CODE 86483)

Certificate of Attendance A Certificate of Attendance will be available to all registered delegates at the conclusion of the course

Course Administration Pamela Fong Whitehead UCL Centre for Nephrology Royal Free UCL Medical School Nephrology, Floor 1 Rowland Hill Street London NW3 2PF Tel +44 (0)20 7830 2930 EMAIL pf.whitehead@ucl.ac.uk Disclaimer All best endeavours will be made to present the programme as printed. However, the Course Administration reserves the right to alter or cancel, without prior notice, any arrangements, timetables, plans or other items relating directly or indirectly to the Course, for any cause beyond its reasonable control. In the event the Course is cancelled by the organisers, or cannot take place for any reason outside of the control of the organisers, the registration fee shall be refunded in full. The liability of the organiser shall be limited to that refund and the organisers shall not be liable for any other loss, cost, or expense, howsoever caused, incurred or arising.

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