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Preliminary Program Home Dialysis Symposium

Targeting Fifty Percent of ESKD Patients for Home Dialysis by 2025: Reality or Fantasy? Welcome: Leonor Ponferrada and Preethi Yerram Session 1 Presiding: Preethi Yerram 8:00 Keynote: Is Change in Policy Sufficient to Attract 50% of Patients to be on Home Dialysis 8:30 Economic Impact: Is this a Determinant for Choice of Dialysis? 9:00 Standardizing Education for all CKD Patients:

Is There an Ideal Process?

Educating Professional Care Teams: The Show-Me Echo on Kidney Disease Experience

9:30 Role of Transitional Units 10:00 Break Session 2 10:15 PD Access: Percutaneous Catheter Insertion-What are the Benefits? 10:40 Home HD Access and Cannulation: What is Ideal? 11:05 Common Reasons for PD Dropout and How to Overcome these Challenges 11:35 Easing the Burden of Therapy to prevent Dropout in Home Dialysis 12:00 Lunch Session 3 12:15-1:00 Luncheon Session – Learn from your Colleagues This session provides an opportunity for the audience to interact and ask questions from a panel of experts about Home dialysis-related Issues. You will have an opportunity to share your experiences and bring up your challenging questions and participate in the exchange of ideas so we can learn from each other. Session 4 1:15 Integrated Kidney Care – Home Dialysis + Transplant 1:45 Connected Health: Incorporating the system into clinical practice 2:45 Maximizing Home Therapies: Patients’ Perspective (Patient Panel) 3:45 Break Session 5 4:00 Targeting 50% of ESRD Patients for Home Dialysis: Is this a Reasonable Target?

Pro –

Con

4:45 What Can Professional Organizations Do to Promote Home Dialysis? – Panel Discussion 5:30 Adjourn

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Preliminary Program Fundamentals of Hemodialysis

8:00 Introduction – Madhukar Misra, MD 8:05-10:00 Extracorporeal Therapies: Basics and Beyond 8:05 Basics of Hemodialysis Procedure 8:35 Solute Transport Different in Continuous Therapies 9:10 Anticoagulation in HD: Options Beyond Heparin 9:45 Discussion 10:00-10:30 Break Metabolic Abnormalities on HD 10:30 Hyperkalemia on HD: On Dialysate and Drugs 11:05 Managing Hyponatremia with HD/CRRT 11:45 Discussion 12:00-1:00 Lunch Clinical Concepts in HD 1:00 Hemodiafiltration in 2020. Ready for Primetime? 1:40 How to Maintain Patency of Vascular Access 2:20 Antihypertensive Therapy in HD Patients 3:00 Discussion 3:30-4:00 Break CKD MBD: From Rate to Routine 4:00 Calciphylaxis 2020 Update 4:25 MBD: Which Biochemical Parameters to Follow? 4:50 Discussion 5:00 Adjourn

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THE FUNDAMENTALS OF DIALYSIS IN CHILDREN 

  7:55 am Welcome – Steven Alexander, MD 8:00-10:05am Session 1  Presiding: Helen Currier, BSN, RN, CENP, CNN; Bradley Warady, MD 8:00 Peritoneal & Vascular Access 8:40 Physiology of Blood Purification (Dialysis and Pheresis) 9:20 PD Prescription and Adequacy Monitoring 10:00-10:20 Break 10:20am-12:20pm Session II Presiding: Franz Schaefer, MD; Nonnie Polderman, RD 10:20 HD Prescription and Adequacy Monitoring 11:00 Pediatric Dialysis Nutrition Guidelines 11:40 Growth and Recombinant Growth Hormone Therapy   10:20-12:30 – Nursing and Advanced Practice Provider Breakout The Nursing Role in: 10:20 Prevention of Organ Stunning 10:50 Antibiotic Stewardship 11:20 Anemia Management 11:50 Adherence 12:30-1:45pm Session III – Luncheon Sessions

Fellows Case Conference – Stump the Consultants   Presiding: John Mahan, MD Advanced Practice Providers Luncheon Facilitated Discussion of Practice Issues for the Pediatric Advanced Practice Provider Pediatric Nursing Luncheon Round Table Discussion

1. Dialysis Competencies and Inpatient Staff 2. CRRT/ECMO Connections with Limited Access 3. Orientation for the Dialysis Nurse 4. Regulatory Hotspots

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Preliminary Program Pediatric Renal Dietitian Luncheon   Introduction to Pediatric Renal Nutrition with Case Study

1:45-2:00 Break 2:00-3:20pm Session IV – Presiding: Amy Nau, RN; Steven Alexander, MD 2:00 Renal Bone Disease 2:40 Renal Anemia: The Basics   3:20-3:35pm- Break   3:35-5:00pm Session V – Presiding: Jordan Symons, MD; Jessica Geer, MSN, C-PNP, CNN-NP 3:35 Major Infectious Complications 4:15 Cardiovascular Complications 5:00PM Adjourn

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Technician Program Sunday, February 9, 2020

Dialysis Technicians comprise a major portion of the workforce in dialysis facilities. They are essential members of the interdisciplinary team who interact closely with patients and other healthcare providers. This program is designed for dialysis technicians and other healthcare providers who participate in providing care for patients on dialysis therapy. Session 1 8:00 Myth Busters: Facts About Dialysis-related Issues and How to Answer Difficult Questions

Factually when Confronted With One Start your day with this interactive activity that will cover questions and topics including:

PD-related Topics, e.g. infections, complications trouble shooting and transfer to HD

Does PD Catheter Restrict Sexuality?

Home Dialysis

o Can a Non-adherent Patient Do Home Dialysis?

o Home Dialysis Patients Don’t Have Dietary Restrictions and Other Facts About the Renal Diet

o Home HD: Too Complicated for the Lay Person?

o Can I Have Pets?

o How Can I Store Supplies without Dialysis Taking Over My Home?

How Can I Keep Dialysis from Taking Over My Life?

8:45 Fostering a Safe Environment for Staff and Patients: Addressing Cultural Diversity and Person-Centered Care Design

9:30 Food Talk: How to Engage your Patients in a Conversation about the Renal Diet 9:50 Discussion 10:00 Break and Exhibits Session 2 10:45 Life Plan for the Patient with End Stage Kidney Disease: What Do They Expect? 11:15 Panel Discussion: A Day in the Life of Patient with Chronic Kidney Failure A Successful Kidney Transplant Recipient A Patient on PD A Patient on Home Hemodialysis

Do you know if your patients have been presented with all their treatment options after diagnosis with chronic kidney disease? Were their values sought and considered? Have they had the opportunity to ask questions about their life plan? This session will provide an overview of the different treatment options available to the patient with end-stage kidney disease. The presentation will help you understand the difficult decisions patients face when choosing a life plan that might include conservative management, in-center hemodialysis, home dialysis (PD or Home HD), Kidney Transplantation or a combination of these treatments over time. Panel members are patients who lived through these choices and will give you their perspectives how it is like to live with kidney disease on different treatment modalities.

12:15 Lunch 1:00 Exhibits and Posters

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Preliminary Program Visit the poster presentations on your own or join one of the nursing faculty guided tours. Check schedule at the entrance to the poster presentations.

Session 3 Dialysis Technician Forum 2:00 What to Know about Water Testing 2:30 Laboratory Testing in CKD Patients: Sampling Issues and Interpretation of Results

This presentation will cover common laboratory tests for dialysis patients and explain the proper technique of drawing blood and explain reasons behind doing certain procedures such as: turning down ultrafiltration rate, allowing blood to sit before processing it, spin technique, etc. You will hear what results mean and the ramifications of improper sampling technique and how it will affect patients and the dialysis facility

3:00 Patient Assessment and Observation: What Should I Report to the Nurse? This session will discuss a variety of issues and situations in the dialysis workplace that require immediate action and decision-making to prevent more serious complications to occur.

3:30 Discussion 3:40 Break Session 4 3:50 A Stunning Fact You Should Know about Volume Management and How to Explain to Patients

about Limits in Fluid Removal 4:30 Vascular Access: What Dialysis Technicians Need to Know and Do to Prolong the Life of a

Vascular Access Pre and post evaluation

Cannulation

Communication

Best Practices

5:15 Recognizing Professional Boundaries in your Clinical Practice: HIPAA, Social Media 5:45 Discussion 6:00 Adjourn

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Sunday, February 9, 2020 8:00-10:00 Welcome and Keynote Presentations 10:45-12:00 Current Status of Home Dialysis 10:45 Global Perspective 11:15 Has the Landscape Changed in the US in the Past Decade? Impact of Bundling 11:45 Discussion 12:00 Lunch Improving Outcomes in PD 10:45 Patient Reported Outcomes in PD

11:10 Volume Control and outcomes

11:40 Individualizing the PD Prescription

12:00 Lunch

Improving Outcomes in HD

10:45 Ultrafiltration Rate and Outcomes on HD

11:15 Treatment Time Is an Ignored Variable for Outcomes

11:45 Discussion

12:00 Lunch

10:45-12:00 Barbara Prowant Lectureship: Fireside Discussion Regarding Issues in Nephrology Nursing

This session will address topics that are critical to current practices and the future of nephrology nursing. Participants consists of practicing clinicians and educators who are previous recipients of the Barbara Prowant Lifetime Achievement Award in Nephrology Nursing and active in clinical practice. 12:00-1:00 pm Luncheon Session (Pre-registration Required) Professional Workshop for Physicians: The Social Media Revolution in Nephrology Education 12:00-1:00 Luncheon Session (Pre-registration Required) Integrated Health Care Delivery Model to Increase the Rate of Home-based Peritoneal Dialysis 2:00-4:00 Home Dialysis 2:00 Home Dialysis Increases in the US regardless of Patient Race/Ethnicity 2:30 Nocturnal Hemodialysis: Why Aren’t More People Doing IT? 3:00 Explaining the Poor Penetrance of HHD in the US

US Perspective An Outsider Perspective

3:40 Solutions to Promoting HHD in the US: Panel Discussion 4:00 Break

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Preliminary Program 2:00-4:00 PD Access 2:00 PD Catheter Types: Does it Matter? 2:30 The Newly Implanted PD Catheter: Protocols and Flow Charts 3:00 Chronic Catheter Care 3:30 PD Catheter Trouble Shooting 4:00 Break Challenging Clinical Problems in PD: Case-based Presentations 2:00 The Fluid Overloaded Patient

2:30 Should Pets Be Allowed in Home/Room Where PD Exchanges are Performed?

3:00 Resurgence of Gram Negative Peritonitis: Getting to the Bottom of It

3:30 PD Related Hydrothorax

4:00 Break

AKI 2:00 AKI and Its Association with Outcomes: Absence of Evidence May Not be Evidence of Absence 2:25 A Septic Patient with AKI: State of the Art 2:50 AKI and the Heart: CHF and Beyond 3:15 RRT in AKI: Early/Late or How Early? 3:40 Discussion 4:00 Break 4:30-5:30 Dialysis Access for Home Patients 4:30 Vascular Access in HHD: Buttonhole or Stepladder and Why? 5:00 Role of a “PD Catheter Placement Champion” in the Success of Home PD Programs 5:20 Discussion 5:30 Adjourn 4:30-5:30 Workshop: Dialysis Prescription Workshop: PD - Ramesh Khanna, MD; Kurt Tarwater, MD

4:30-5:30

PD Clinical Updates

4:30 Hyponatremia in PD Patients

4:55 Obese Diabetic PD Patient

5:20 Discussion 5:30 Adjourn Volume Assessment in Hemodialysis 4:30 Volume Overload: Clinical Correlates from Physiology 4:50 Objective Volume Assessment in HD: Tools or Toys? 5:20 Discussion 5:30 Adjourn

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Preliminary Program 4:30-5:30 Outcomes of Using Telemedicine in Providing Nephrology Care in Rural Hospitals Telehealth is an innovative and feasible option to provide specialty care in rural hospitals. This session will review technology, processes and outcomes for acute telenephrology consults for patients who are admitted in rural hospitals, describe Telenephrology services including 24 hour nephrology physician coverage and in-patient dialysis services through e–Dialysis and discuss outcomes for both ESRD and non-ESRD patient care in rural hospitals via telemedicine including mortality rates and length of hospital stay.

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Monday, February 10

8:00-5:30

“Turning Down the Churn of PD:” Maintaining Patients on PD Presented in Cooperation with the North American Chapter of ISPD (NAC) Summary: Peritoneal dialysis therapy provides many patients with an independent and flexible method to treat kidney failure in their homes. Many programs have been successful in promoting PD, however, at times, it gets frustrating to initiate many patients on therapy only to be matched by the patients who leave PD. This high turnover in PD programs creates a high “churn” rate that creates a challenge for both patients and their healthcare providers. This education day will focus on teaching participants strategies to “turn down the churn” so PD programs can grow and patients are treated successfully with PD for longer periods of time. Maintaining PD Despite Complications 8:00 NAC Presidential Address – Overview of Turning Down the Churn 8:20 Reducing PD Loss from Infection 8:50 Managing Catheter Dysfunction 9:20 Managing Mechanical Complications of PD 9:50 Discussion 10:00 Break Fluid Management on PD 10:45 Preserving Residual Function/Managing Decline 11:10 Managing Fluid Overload 11:35 PD with Cardiovascular Disease 12:00 Lunch 12:10-1:00 Luncheon Session: Ask the Experts In this session, facilitators will present difficult and usual cases to stimulate an interactive discussion regarding management strategies among the audience and panelists. 1:00-2:00 Posters and Exhibits Quality Improvement Programs 2:00 CQI Theory Applied to PD 2:30 Start Program in Alberta Canada 3:00 Technology – Telehealth and New Cyclers

3:30 Strategies to Grow PD Across Programs with Performance Measurement 4:00 Break 4:30-5:30 LDO Perspective Roundtable Representatives from LDOs will briefly present their organization’s current initiatives and later participate in an interactive discussion regarding strategies how to effectively grow PD and how they gauge success.

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Monday, February 10 8:00-12:00 Free Communication (Oral Abstract presentations) 8:00-10:00 Blood Pressure Issues on HD 8:00 IDH and Outcomes: What Does the Evidence Tell Us? 8:30 Role of Dialysate Prescription in Managing IDH 9:00 Managing Hypertension by Volume Control and/or Medications – Best Practices 9:40 Discussion 10:00 Break Mini Symposium on Vascular Access Session 1 Pre-surgery 8:00 Overview 8:05 Save the Veins: Practical Tips to Teach Your Patients

8:20 Vein pre-conditioning principles and innovations Session 2 Surgery and Access Creation 8:50 AVF and AVG Basics 9:20 Questions and Answers 9:25 Catheters and Other Types of Access 9:55 Questions and Answers 10:00 Break 8:00-10:00 Patient Education 8:00 Needs Assessment and Goal Setting for the Patient and Care Partner (Path D) 8:30 Patient Education and Training: Practical Considerations 9:00 Competency Testing: Evaluating Patient’s Readiness to Go Home 9:20 Retraining Recommendations (When to do it, reimbursement issues) 9:50 Discussion 10:00 Break 8:00-12:00 Fellows Forum 8:00 Keynote Presentation 8:20 Fellow Presentations 8:30 8:40 8:50 9:00 9:10 9:20 9:40

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Preliminary Program 9:50 10:00 Break 10:45 Keynote Presentation, 11:05 11:15 11:25 11:35 11:45 Judges Convene 11:55 Judges Announce Winner 12:00 Adjourn for lunch 10:45-12:00 Dialysis Prescription Workshop: Hemodialysis 10:45-12:00 Mini Symposium on Vascular Access Session 2 10:44 EndoAV Innovation: WavelingQ 11:15 EndoAV Innovation: Ellypsys 11:45 Discussion 12:00 Lunch 10:45-12:00 Mineral Bone Disease 10:45 Hyperphosphatemia and CV Risk: An Update 11:15 Are Ca Containing Phosphate Binders on their Way Out? 11:45 Discussion 12:00 Lunch 12:00-1:00 Luncheon Session: Professional Development for Nephrology Nurses (Pre-registration Required) There are many opportunities for advancing your role as a nephrology nurse. During this session, you will be introduced to clear steps you can take to fully capitalize on your skills and take advantage of professional opportunities to develop your career. Topics will include developing and submitting a conference abstract, implementing evidenced-based practice and submitting a research proposal. 12:00-1:00 Luncheon Session (Pre-registration Required) Sponsored by Otsuka Major Depressive Disorder in Chronic Kidney Disease – Cibele Pinto, PhD This session will provide an overview of Major Depressive Disorder (MDD) and its prevalence in chronic kidney disease. The presentation will also discuss symptomatology, diagnosis and challenges in management considerations and outcomes in this patient population. 2:00-4:00 Mini Symposium on Vascular Access Session 3 Maturation and Cannulation 2:00 Surgical Revisions

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Preliminary Program 2:25 Edovascular Interventions 2:50 Clinical Access Monitoring 3:15 New Innovations for Maturation 3:45 Discussion 4:00 Break A Fundamental Key to Long-Term Success in Chronic Home Dialysis Management 2:00 Post Home Training: The Next Steps 2:30 Navigating through the Challenge of Long Term Management 3:00 Discussions about a Life Plan: How to Prepare Your Patient for Modality Change when the Time Comes 3:45 Discussion 4:00 Break Telehealth in Nephrology Practice This session will incorporate essential elements in starting a telehealth program, how to incorporate the service to your nephrology practice, technology requirements and practical tips and financial considerations related to the practice. 2:00 How to Start a Program 2:45 Practical Applications: Performing a Telehealth Clinic Visit 3:15 How Does One Do a Telehealth Visit? 3:45 Discussion 4:00 Break Managing Clinically Challenging Patients 2:00 Liver Failure and CKD (how it evolves, managing in late CKD, acute setting, outpatient) 2:45 Patients with Tracheostomy 3:15 Patients Post-Bariatric Surgery – How to Maintain Good Nutritional Balance 3:45 Discussion 4:00 Break Stakeholders’ Leadership and Responsibilities in ESRD Care Sponsored by Satellite Healthcare *Attendees are recommended to download “Kahoot” – free app prior to this session 2:00 Introduction 2:05 Basics of Home Dialysis: Interactive Fun Activity 2:15 Advancing American Kidney Health (AAKH) Initiative Executive Order: Introduction 2:30 Panel Discussion: Does the Role of the Nephrologist, RN, RD, SW and CCHT change in the World of AAKH 3:00 Advanced Knowledge in Home Dialysis and Transplantation: Interactive Fun Activity 3:25 Pragmatic Solutions for the New World of “Transplant/Home Dialysis First” 3:45 Discussion 4:00 Break 2:00-5:30 Home Dialysis Machines 2:00-5:30 2:00 Quanta SC+ 2:20 Physidia S3 2:40 Outset - Tablo 3:00 NxStage System One 3:20 3:40 to 4:00 Summary and Discussion

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Preliminary Program 4:00 to 4:15 Break 4:15 to 5:30 Demonstration of the devices 5:30 Adjourn 4:30-5:30 Mini Symposium on Vascular Access Session 4 4:30 NEW: KDOQI Vascular Access Guidelines 5:10 Patient Eligibility: What is the Right Choice at the Right Time for the Right Patient; How Does It Fit into

the KDOQI VA Life Plan? 5:30 Adjourn 4:30-5:30 Infections in the Dialysis Unit 4:30 Preventing CRBSI in 2020 4:55 The Systems Approach for the National Safety Strategy 5:15 Discussion 5:30 Adjourn 4:30-5:30 Transitional Units: How Does It Really Work? Transitional Units are emerging in many dialysis facilities around the country. If your dialysis facility is planning to open one, or if you want to improve on your existing one, this session is for you. Learn more about Key Components When Starting a Transitional Program and How Transitional Programs Can Work to benefit your patients and your dialysis program.

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Tuesday, February 11 8:00-10:00 Interdisciplinary Approach to Peritonitis Management This session will deal with various issues and challenges that occur when a PD patient develops peritonitis. The session will include discussion on physiological changes that occur during an episode, the need for accurate diagnosis, nutrition and psychosocial effects and prevention strategies.

Overview and Medical Perspective

Patient Education and Nursing Perspective

Coping with Psychosocial Needs

Meeting Nutritional Needs

8:00-10:00 Anemia and Anticoagulation in Hemodialysis Patients 8:00 HIF Stabilizers in the Treatment of Renal Anemia: Current Status 8:40 Iron Administration in HD Patients: State of the Art 9:10 A Patient on HD with Paroxysmal AF: Case Discussion 9:40 Discussion 10:00 Break 8:00-10:00 Recognizing Patients’ Rights and Responsibilities in ESRD Management (Presented in Cooperation with the National Renal Administration Association) The chronic dialysis facility is a place where many patients socialize and consider staff like family members which sometimes blurs the lines of professional boundaries and personal interactions. At times, health care providers have to address this delicate balance between patient rights and patient responsibilities. This session will outline the regulatory requirements from CMS and transition to an interactive Q&A session with real life examples from a panel of dialysis facility leaders and experts. Join this session ready with your toughest questions and challenges and participate in the interaction between panelists and audience. 8:00 Overview of Key Conditions in ESRD Care

8:15 The Patient’s Rights and Responsibilities

8:30 Dilemmas When Clinical Practice Guidelines Do Not Support Patient-Centered Care: Ethical and Legal

Considerations

8:45 Panel and Interactive Discussion

10:00 Break

10:30-12:00 Making Difficult Choices: Ethical Considerations 10:30 Ethical Framework in Decision-making 10:50 Case Presentations and Discussion 11:55 Summary 12:00 Adjourn 10:30-12:00 Kidney Transplantation: What’s New? 10:30 Update on Kidney Transplant Allocation Guidelines 11:00 Changing the Rules in Transplantation: Separating Science from Stigma 11:30 Education Strategies in Dialysis Centers Associated with Increased Transplant Wait-listing Rates 12:00 Adjourn

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Preliminary Program SYMPOSIUM ON PEDIATRIC DIALYSIS 

Sunday, February 9, 2020 10:45am-12:15am - Session I – Presiding: Amy Nau, RN; Brad Warady, MD  Symposium on the Newborn with ESRD 12:15-1:15 Session II - Pediatric Breakout Luncheons (Lunch Provided) Note: Pediatric MD’s who are not fellows will be invited to network in the main luncheon hall. A separate area will be reserved for Pediatricians.

Fellows Luncheon and Dialysis Competency Exam  Presider: John Mahan, MD Pediatric Nurses and Advanced Practice Providers Luncheon  Where’s the Flow? Understanding the Urological Tract Pediatric Renal Nutrition Luncheon What’s New! ESPN Nutrition Guidelines

1:15-2:00 Faculty Guided Tours of the Pediatric Posters 2:00-3:30p Session III - Pediatric Dialysis Keynote Addresses  Presiding: Bradley Warady, MD 2:00 Advancing the American Kidney Health Initiative: What It Means to Us 2:45 4:00 Break 3:30-4:00 Best Abstracts #1 and #2 2:00-4:00pm Pediatric Nutrition Symposium I Dyslipidemia 4:00-4:30 Break Faculty-Guided Tours of the Pediatric –Specific Products Exhibits 4:30-6:00 Pediatric Nutrition Symposium II 4:30-5:15 Hemodialysis and the Effects of Exercise on Quality of Life and Depression Symptoms 5:15-6:00 The Year in Review – Peds Renal Nutrition Literature 4:30-6:00pm Session IV – Symposium on the Role of the Advanced Practice Provider in a Pediatric Dialysis Program

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Preliminary Program 4:30 APP and Nephrology: Successfully Incorporating the Role 4:50 APP and Dialysis: Shaping the Future of Patient Care 5:10 APP and the Bottom Line: The Financial Aspects 5:30 Panel Discussion 6:00pm - Adjourn 6:15pm KANSAS CITY BARBECUE AND TOUR OF CHILDREN’S MERCY HOSPITAL (Note: For those not attending the Tour and BBQ, there will be a reception for all ADC attendees in the Exhibit Hall 5:30-7:00pm)

SYMPOSIUM ON PEDIATRIC DIALYSIS  Monday, February 10, 2020

8:00-10:00 Session I -  Symposium on The Lived Experience of Dialysis for a Child Presiders: Jessica Geer, MSN, C-PNP, CNN-NP; Bradley Warady, MD 8:00 The Lived Experience 8:30 The Burden of Disease 9:00 The Parent Perspective 9:30 The Role of the Psychologist 8:00-10:00 Pediatric Nutrition Symposium III Presider: Nonnie Polderman, RD 8:00 Pharmacy Review 9:00 Stomach That! Dealing Up Common GI Issues in Pediatric Renal Disease 10:00-10:45 Break 10:45-12:15 Session II Presiders: Steven Alexander, MD; Kirsten Thompson, RD 10:45 IPPN Data; ESPN Nutrition Guidelines 11:15 The G-tube: Indications, Placement Techniques, Complications 11:45 Feeding Programs to Avoid/reduce Oral Aversion – Occupational Therapist, Psychologist 12:15pm Luncheon 12:15-1:15pm Session III – Pediatric Breakout Luncheons

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Preliminary Program Pediatric Nurses and Advanced Practice Provider Luncheon Presider: Jessica Geer Transitioning the Medically Complex Patient from Inpatient to Outpatient: Pushing the Competency Boundaries Pediatric Renal Nutrition Luncheon - Pediatric Dialysis, MD (Fellows and Attending’s) Networking Luncheon

1:15-2:00 Faculty Guided Tours of the Pediatric Posters 2:00-4:00pm Pediatric Nutrition Symposium IV Presider: Nonnie Polderman, RD 2:00 Research and Publishing Tools 2:00-3:30pm Session IV - Hot Topics I Presiding: Alicia Neu, MD, MD; Amy Nau, RN 2:00 CKid Update 2:30 Early vs Late Initiation of Dialysis 3:00 Delaying Dialysis Reduces Morbidity; Increases Survival 3:30 Discussion 4:30-5:30 Session V – Presider: Best Abstracts #3 and #6 4:30 Best Abstract #3 4:45 Best Abstract #4 5:00 Best Abstract #5 5:15 Best Abstract #6 5:30pm - Adjourn

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SYMPOSIUM ON PEDIATRIC DIALYSIS  Tuesday, February 11, 2020

8:00-10:00am Session I - Symposium on Ethical Issues in Kidney Transplantation for Children Presiding: Brad Warady, MD; Amy Nau, RN 8:00 Refusal to Vaccinate: Approach to the Antivaccers 8:25 Ethical Issues Raised by Denying Transplantation to Children Whose Parents Refuse to Have Them

Vaccinated 8:50 Asking for Altruistic Organs Using Social Media 9:15 Ethical Issues Raised When Families Use Social Media to Contact Potential Altruistic Donors 9:35 Discussion. 8:00-10:00 Pediatric Nutrition Symposium V Presider: Kirsten Thompson, RD 8:00 Renal Nutrition for the Intensive Care Nursery 9:00 Nutritional Considerations for Pediatric CKD and ESRD Undergoing Bariatric Surgery 10:00am Break 10:30 – 12:00pm Session II: My Favorite Paper Presiders: Steven Alexander, MD; Jessica Geer, 10:30 Hemodialysis 10:45 Peritoneal Dialysis 11:00 Pediatric Dialysis Nursing 11:15 My Favorite European Pediatric Paper 11:30 Acute Kidney Injury 11:45 Nutrition

12:00 Adjourn