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Pre-congress CME - Capetonian Hotel, Raya 3
| 08:00 | Workshop Registration | Meeting Room Foyer |
| BASICS OF PD WORKSHOP Supported by Adcock Ingram Critical Care |
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| Chairperson: Brett Cullis | ||
| 08:30 | Welcome | |
| 09:00 | Peritoneal dialysis - Who, why and when Brett Cullis, South Africa |
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| 09:20 | Anatomy and physiology of the peritoneal membrane Bianca Davidson, South Africa |
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| 09:40 | PD prescribing including APD Nicola Wearne, South Africa |
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| 10:00 | PD access, keys to success Lungiswa Mtingi-Nkonzombi, South Africa |
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| 10:20 | Discussion | |
| 10:30 | Tea / Coffee Break | Meeting Room Foyer |
| Chairperson: Nicola Wearne | ||
| 11:00 | Predialysis education and patient identification Petronella Ranjit, South Africa |
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| 11:20 | How to train a patient on PD Leigh Morton, South Africa |
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| 11:40 | Infectious complications Wesley van Hougenhouk-Tulleken, South Africa |
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| 12:00 | PD in Children Ashton Coetzee, South Africa |
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| 12:20 | Discussion | |
| 12:30 | Lunch Break | Meeting Room Foyer |
| 13:30 | Non-infectious complications Alda Vermeulen, South Africa |
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| 13:50 | Case studies - Peritonitis Faculty |
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| 15:00 | Tea / Coffee Break | Meeting Room Foyer |
| 15:30 | Case Studies - Prescribing and fluid management Faculty |
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| 16:30 | Closing Remarks | |
Pre-congress CME, Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC 1)
| 8:00 | Workshop Registration | At Each Workshop Venue | |||
| PRACTICALITIES OF PD | FUNDAMENTALS OF PD CME WORKSHOP Supported by Fresenius Medical Care |
HANDS- ON PD ACCESS WORKSHOP Supported by Vantive |
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| Venue: Meeting Room 1.61 & 1.62 | Venue: Meeting Room: 1.63 & 1.64 | Venue: Meeting Room 1.4 | |||
| 8:50 | Welcome and introduction Ana Figueiredo, Brazil |
8:50 | Welcome and introduction Edwina Brown, United Kingdom |
8:50 | Welcome and introduction Robert Freercks, South Africa |
| 9:00 | Planning to start a program and quality care initiatives Ahad Qayyum, Pakistan |
9:00 | PD post-surgery Anjali Saxena, USA |
9:00 | PD access history and current best practices Eddie Tan, New Zealand |
| 9:20 | How to improve nurse autonomy and get doctor buy-in for best care for patients Leigh Morton, South Africa |
9:25 | Preserving the peritoneal membrane Rumeyza Kazancioglu, Turkey |
9:24 | Managing access related complications Richard Corbett, United Kingdom |
| 9:40 | Practicalities of training a patient Josephine Chow, Australia |
9:50 | Managing itching, pain and other symptoms Nicola Wearne, South Africa |
9:48 | Paediatric PD insertion techniques Peter Nourse, South Africa |
| 10:00 | Supporting the new patient Sally Punzalan, United Kingdom |
10:15 | Electrolyte management - Sodium, Potassium and phosphate Talerngsak Kajanabuch, Thailand |
10:12 | Preoperative assessment, preparation and sedation for PD catheter insertion Brett Cullis, South Africa |
| 10:20 | Tailoring PD to your patient and adapting prescriptions Barbara Crisp, South Africa |
10:40 | Managing increasing frailty Yasuhiko Ito, Japan |
10:36 | The percutaneous PD catheter insertion technique Robert Freercks, South Africa |
| 11:00 | Tea / Coffee Break Venue: Meeting Room Foyer |
11:00 | Tea / Coffee Break Venue: Meeting Room Foyer |
11:00 | Tea / Coffee Break Venue: Meeting Room Foyer |
| 11:30 | Managing the tricky medical patient - heart failure, diabetes, BMD Rasha Darwish, Egypt |
PD DELIVERY: HOW AND FOR WHOM? | 11:30 | Post operative management of the PD catheter Nicola Wearne, South Africa |
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| 11:50 | Access skin marking and post catheter insertion care Elaine Bowes, United Kingdom |
11:30 | Personalised prescribing Anjali Saxena, USA |
12:00 | Demonstration of Catheter insertion in adults Eddie Tan, New Zealand |
| 12:10 | Infectious and non-infectious complications Abdullah Bohasan, Saudi Arabia |
11:48 | Knowing the peritoneal membrane helps prescribing Richard Corbett, United Kingdom |
12:30 | Demonstration of catheter insertion in paediatrics Mignon McCulloch, South Africa |
| 12:30 | Residual kidney function, clearance and PET - indications, collection and interpretation Ana Figueiredo, Brazil |
12:06 | PD in the Anuric patient Lily Mushahar, Malaysia |
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| 12:50 | Discussion | 12:24 | Managing fluid overload Maria Slon, Spain |
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| 12:42 | Assisted PD Edwina Brown, United Kingdom |
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| 13:00 | Lunch Break Venue: Meeting Room Foyer |
13:00 | Lunch Break Venue: Meeting Room Foyer |
13:00 | Lunch Break Venue: Meeting Room Foyer |
| HANDS ON TRAINING WITH FACULTY | TROUBLESHOOTING: LEARNING FROM CASE STUDIES | HANDS ON TRAINING WITH FACULTY | |||
| Venue: Meeting Room 1.61 & 1.62 | Venue: Meeting Room: 1.63 & 1.64 | Venue: Meeting Room 1.4 | |||
| 14:00 - 16:00 | Hand hygiene technique | 14:00 | Recurrent exit site infections Bianca Davidson, South Africa |
14:00 - 16:00 | PD catheter insertion Faculty: Richard Corbett, Robert Freercks, Mignon McCulloch, Peter Nourse, Nicola Wearne, Elaine Bowes, Annabel Boyer, Thierry Lobbedez, Eddie Tan, Guillermo Hidalgo, Ashton Coetzee, Christel du Buisson, Deveshni Reddy, Agathe Nkoy, Younoussa Keita, Abdou Niang, Karlien Francois, Brett Cullis |
| PD catheter exit site care and dressing | 14:30 | Supporting patients in low resource environments Jenny Shen, USA |
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| Line changes and line contamination | 15:00 | Hernia repairs and leaks Lungiswa Mtingi-Nkonzombi, South Africa |
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| Collecting sample and adding IP antibiotics | 15:30 | Acute kidney injury Sampson Antwi, Ghana |
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| 16:00 | Tea / Coffee Break Venue: Meeting Room Foyer |
16:00 | Tea / Coffee Break Venue: Meeting Room Foyer |
16:00 | Tea / Coffee Break Venue: Meeting Room Foyer |
| 15:00 | ISPD Congress Registration | Registration Foyer | |||
| 17:00 | Opening Ceremony | Auditorium 1 | |||
| 18:30 | Networking Function | Exhibition Hall (Ballroom East & West) | |||
ISPD Congress - Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC 1)
| 7:00 | Registration in Registration Foyer | Registration Foyer | |||||
| 7:00 - 8:00 | BREAKFAST MEETING | Venue: Meeting Room 1.4 | |||||
| 7:00 - 8:00 | FRESENIUS MEDICAL CARE | ||||||
| 7:00 - 8:00 | ASK THE EXPERTS - CASES | Venue: Auditorium 1 Alcove | |||||
| 7:00 - 8:00 | Case discussions on common clinical cases | Martin Wilkie, United Kingdom and Brett Cullis, South Africa | |||||
| PLENARY SESSION Venue: Auditorium 1 |
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| 8:00 - 8:05 | Presentation of the Bergstrom Award | ||||||
| 8:05 - 8:50 | What will PD look like in 2036? Simon Davies, United Kingdom Krediet Lecture |
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| QUALITY CARE AT END OF LIFE, LIFE FOR YOUNG AND OLD | ARE NEW PD SOLUTIONS THE SOLUTION? | MAINTAINING PATIENTS ON PD (French Stream) |
REDEFINING PERITONEAL DIALYSIS TREATMENT GOALS | ||||
| Venue: Auditorium 2 | Venue: Auditorium 1 | Venue: Meeting Room 1.61 & 1.62 | Venue: Meeting Room 1.4 | ||||
| 9:00 | Frailty and dialysis decisions Philip Li, Hong Kong |
9:00 | Glucose transport blockade across peritoneal membrane: A novel therapeutic option? Karin Bergling |
9:00 | Protéger la membrane péritonéale, maintenant, et dans le futur?
(How to protect the peritoneal membrane, now and in the future?) Eric Goffin, Belgium |
9:00 | The problem with "V": Reassessing traditional metrics in PD Osama El Shamy, USA |
| 9:20 | Challenges of palliative care in low healthcare resource settings Peace Bagasha, Uganda |
9:20 | Novel glucose-free PD solutions: Where are we now? Mark Lambie, United Kingdom |
9:20 | Augmenter l'extraction sodée en dialyse péritonéal, une solution pour augmenter la survie de la DP?
(Increasing sodium extraction in peritoneal dialysis, a solution to increase PD survival?) Clémence Béchade, France |
9:20 | Incremental PD for children Bashir Admani, Kenya |
| 9:40 | Determinants and trends of peritoneal dialysis withdrawal in Australia: A 20-year national cohort study Kate Brotherton, Australia |
9:40 | Rethinking glucose: The implications of steady concentration peritoneal dialysis for clinical practice Martin Wilkie, United Kingdom |
9:40 | Dénutrition en dialyse péritonéale quelle place pour la nutrition entérale?
(Malnutrition on PD, what is the role of enteral nutrition?) Thierry Lobbedez, France |
9:40 | Achieving high-quality, individualized PD: A personalized approach Richard Corbett, United Kingdom |
| 9:50 | Transitioning from PD to supportive care Edwina Brown, United Kingdom |
10:00 | Point of care PD solution generation: Design, rationale, and current status Peter Rutherford, Switzerland |
10:00 | Dialyse hybride, quand, comment, pourquoi
(Hybrid dialysis: When, how and why?) Annabel Boyer, France |
10:00 | Role of PD in heart failure Simon Davies, United Kingdom |
| 10:10 | Patient and family support: perspective of a youth worker Clarissa Lawrence, South Africa |
10:20 | XyloCore reverses peritoneal fibrosis by regulating metabolism and extracellular matrix remodeling Valentina Masola, Italy |
10:20 | Outcomes on peritoneal dialysis in patients with primary kidney disease related to multiple myeloma: A cohort study with data from the French Language Peritoneal Dialysis Registry Laura Jolec, France |
10:20 | Frailty, not sarcopenia or protein-energy wasting, predicts mortality in peritoneal dialysis: A prospective cohort study Sarinya Boongird, Thailand |
| 10:25 | Discussion | ||||||
| 10:30 | Tea / Coffee Break and Poster Viewing | Exhibition Hall (Ballroom East & West) | |||||
| PD ON THE EDGE | HOT TOPICS IN PD | PRESCRIBING PD FOR BEST OUTCOMES (French Stream) |
YOUNG NEPHROLOGISTS COMMITTEE SESSION: AI IN PD | ||||
| Venue: Auditorium 2 | Venue: Auditorium 1 | Venue: Meeting Room 1.61 & 1.62 | Venue: Meeting Room 1.4 | ||||
| 11:00 | PD in Emergency situations and disasters Rumeyza Kazancioglu, Turkey |
11:00 | PD in diabetes Laura Gillis, United Kingdom |
11:00 | La DP dans le parcours intégré de la maladie rénale chronique (PD as part of an integrated approach to CKD management) Annie-Claire Nadeau-Fredette, Canada |
11:00 | DEBATE: AI will revolutionise PD Pro: Winston Fung, Hong Kong Con: Ben Talbot, United Kingdom |
| 11:25 | Outcomes of improvised peritoneal dialysis fluids in managing acute kidney injury among paediatric patients in Kenya Grace Ngaruiya, Kenya |
11:20 | Peritoneal Dialysis management of the patient with cardiovascular disease Roberto Pecoits-Filho |
11:25 | Particularité des troubles minéraux et osseux en dialyse péritonéale? (Management and particularities of mineral and bone disorders on PD) Fabrice Mac Way, Canada |
11:30 | Early career nephrologist presentations: Clinical research: Melissa Cheetham, Australia Multiomic research: Michael Balzer, Germany |
| 11:35 | What is urgent start PD? Ali Abu Alfa, Lebanon |
11:40 | PD in AKI Brett Cullis, South Africa |
11:50 | Quels sont les outils pour bien débuter la dialyse péritonéale?
(How do I get started right from the beginning with peritoneal dialysis?) Thierry Lobbedez, France |
12:00 | AI in PD research Yeoungjee Cho, Australia |
| 12:00 | PD in paediatric AKI Peter Nourse, South Africa |
12:00 | DEBATE: Local production of PD fluid is the answer to PD growth in low resource settings Pro: Ahad Qayyam, Pakistan Con: Vivek Jha, India |
12:15 | A complicated and burdensome dialysis experience in Primary Hyperoxaluria Type 1 Hanène Gaied, Tunisia |
12:20 | Peritoneal and Cardiac Impact of Sodium-Glucose Co-Transporter 2 Inhibitors in a Peritoneal Dialysis-Exposed Murine-Model Micky Karsten, The Netherlands |
| 12:30 | Lunch Break and Poster Viewing | Exhibition Hall (Ballroom East & West) | |||||
| 12:55 - 13:55 | LUNCH SYMPOSIUM Chairperson: Peter Rutherford |
Venue: Auditorium 1 | |||||
| 12:55 - 13:55 | VANTIVE SYMPOSIUM Leveraging data insights to improve therapy outcomes across countries with varying levels of equity of access |
Rumeyza Kazancioglu, Turkey Osama El Shamy, USA Brett Cullis, South Africa Veronica Miya, South Africa |
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| PLENARY SESSION Venue: Auditorium 1 |
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| 14:00 - 14:45 | Managing symptoms to promote good quality of life Frank Brennan, Australia |
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| PD ACCESS - ACHIEVING BEST OUTCOMES | FROM CLEAR TO CLOUDY EFFLUENT, AND CLEAR TO CLOUDY EVIDENCE: NAVIGATING CONTROVERSIES IN PD-RELATED INFECTION MANAGEMENT | PERITONITIS (French Stream) |
LIFE PARTICIPATION IN PD | ||||
| Venue: Auditorium 2 | Venue: Auditorium 1 | Venue: Meeting Room 1.61 & 1.62 | Venue: Meeting Room 1.4 | ||||
| 15:00 | Best practice in PD Access surgery Henry Van Niekerk, South Africa |
15:00 | Preventing PD-related infections: Myths, evidence, and ongoing debates David Johnson, Australia |
15:00 | Quelles sont les évolution de la bactériologie des péritonites?
(Bacteriological trends over time in PD fluid infection) Annabel Boyer, France |
15:00 | Older patients - living life to the full Edwina Brown, United Kingdom |
| 15:20 | How nephrologists can ensure best outcomes for percutaneous insertion Robert Freercks, South Africa |
15:20 | Timely and accurate diagnosis of PD peritonitis: Strengths and limitations of emerging technology Adrian Liew, Singapore |
15:20 | Peut on traiter les péritonites par voie orale?
(Can peritonitis be treated orally?) Eric Goffin, France |
15:20 | Depression in dialysis Marjorie Foo, Singapore |
| 15:40 | Effect of silver-coated peritoneal dialysis catheters on biofilm reduction Takefumi Mori, Japan |
15:40 | Peritonitis treatment in 2025: What the guidelines say-and what they don't Philip Li, Hong Kong |
15:40 | Doit on traiter les péritonites par voie péritonéale?
(Should peritonitis be treated with intraperitoneally route?) Fabrice Mac Way, Canada |
15:40 | Validation of the Standardised Outcomes in Nephrology - Life Participation (SONG-LP) instrument in people receiving dialysis Cameron Burnett, Australia |
| 15:50 | Nursing management of PD catheter dysfunction Abdullah Bohassan, Saudi Arabia |
16:00 | Impact of peritoneal dialysis-related peritonitis on kidney transplant outcomes: Binational registry study Na Jiang, China |
16:00 | Discussion | 15:50 | Exercise in PD to improve wellbeing Kopano Malebo, South Africa |
| 16:10 | Discussion | 16:10 | Discussion | 16:10 | Discussion | ||
| 16:15 | Tea / Coffee Break and Poster Viewing | Exhibition Hall (Ballroom East & West) | |||||
| PDI SESSION - REVIEWS OF LITERATURE - BASIC SCIENCE, CLINICAL AND JOURNAL CLUB | NUTRITION IN PD - PAEDS AND ADULTS AKI | PD ACCESS (French Stream) |
PD IS A MULTIDISCIPLINARY TEAM SPORT | ||||
| Venue: Auditorium 1 | Venue: Meeting Room 1.4 | Venue: Meeting Room 1.61 & 1.62 | Venue: Auditorium 1 | ||||
| 16:45 | Best of clinical science from PDI Ankur Shah, USA |
16:45 | Educating patients on eating on PD - improving the joy of eating Zarina Ebrahim, South Africa |
16:45 | La pose percutanée du catheter de dialyse péritonéale par le néphrologue
(Percutaneous insertion of the PD catheter by the nephrologist) Annabel Boyer, France |
16:45 | Structuring the team for a new PD unit Ahad Qayyum, Pakistan |
| 17:00 | Best of PD research from non-PDI Sydney Tang, Hong Kong |
17:00 | Role of MDT in supporting nutrition and fluid balance Abdullah Bohassan, Saudi Arabia |
17:05 | Migration du catheter, comment prévenir et traiter?
(Catheter migration: how to prevent and treat?) Karlien Francois, Belgium |
17:00 | Predialysis education - ensuring a balanced approach Leigh Morton, South Africa |
| 17:15 | Best of paediatric research Peter Nourse, South Africa |
17:15 | Nutrition for the growing child Shihaam Cader, South Africa |
17:25 | Biofilm du cathéter de dalyse péritonéale, que faut il faire?
(How to handle PD catheter biofilm) Clémence Béchade, France |
17:15 | Home visits: The when, the who and why Maritza Horn, South Africa |
| 17:30 | Best of basic research Roland Schmitt, Germany |
17:30 | Obesity: Role of exercise, new drugs, diet and bariatric surgery Jenny Shen, USA |
17:45 | Quand l'orifice de cathéter fleurit en botriomycome! (When the catheter orifice blooms into botryomycoma!) Chaima Benkhelifa, Algeria |
17:30 | Collecting and assessing patient reported outcome measures Melissa Cheetham, Australia |
| 17:45 | Nursing contributions to PDI Ana Figueiredo, Brazil |
17:45 | Defining and understanding wasting syndromes in dialysis: Early results from the DYNAMICA study Inès Dufour, Belgium |
17:45 | Recurrent dialysis-dependent acute kidney injury in a neonate with metabolic disease. First institutional experience Khadija Abugrain, Oman |
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| 17:55 | Discussion | ||||||
| 18:00 - 18:45 | Young Nephrologists Committee (YNC) Quiz | Venue: Auditorium 1 Alcove | |||||
| 18:15 | Poster Presentations and Networking | Venue: Auditorium 1 Foyer | |||||
ISPD Congress and SA Renal Congress - Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC 1)
| 7:00 | Registration SA Renal Congress Registration Open from 11:00 |
Registration Foyer | |||||||
| 7:00 - 8:00 | BREAKFAST MEETING | Venue: Meeting Room 1.4 | |||||||
| 7:00 - 8:00 | ASPEN PHARMACARE | ||||||||
| 7:00 - 8:00 | BREAKFAST MEETING | Venue: Auditorium 2 | |||||||
| 7:00 - 8:00 | ASTRAZENECA | ||||||||
| 7:00 - 8:00 | ASK THE EXPERTS - CASES | Venue: Auditorium 1 Alcove | |||||||
| 7:00 - 8:00 | Paediatric Cases | Mignon McCulloch, South Africa and Peter Nourse, South Africa | |||||||
| PLENARY SESSION | |||||||||
| 8:00 - 8:45 | Evidenced based education - building the next generation of expert nurses and patients Josephine Chow, Australia |
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| WHAT BASIC SCIENCE CAN TEACH THE CLINICIAN - MEMBRANE PHYSIOLOGY | AFRAN SYMPOSIUM | CONSERVATIVE CARE AND SYMPTOM MANAGEMENT (French Stream) |
GROWING THE PERITONEAL DIALYSIS FOOTPRINT | Department of Health Optimising Access to Dialysis Workshop | |||||
| Venue: Meeting Room 1.4 | Venue: Auditorium 2 | Venue: Meeting Room 1.61 & 1.62 | Venue: Auditorium 1 | Venue: Meeting Room 1.63 & 1.64 | |||||
| Co-Chairpersons: Abdou Niang | Co-Chairs: Yazied Chothia & Albert Muranda | ||||||||
| 9:00 | New PD solutions - can basic science lead to improvements for patients Rebecca Herzog, Germany |
9:00 | PD in Africa - Where are we now Rasha Darwish, Egypt |
9:00 | Le traitement conservateur, expérience des Néphrologues en Afrique.
(Conservative care: the experience of nephrologists in Africa) Jacques Vigan, Belgium |
9:00 | Empowering patients to choose PD Brigitte Schiller, USA |
9:00 | Sound ethical principles when making optimal use of dialysis spaces Rafique Moosa, South Africa |
| 9:20 | Single-cell technologies to uncover mechanisms of peritoneal fibrosis Hui Peng, China |
9:20 | PD training for nephrologists in low resource settings Abdou Niang, Senegal |
9:25 | Comment mesurer la qualité de vie en Afrique?
(Measuring the quality of life in Africa) Nadia Kabali, Morocco |
9:20 | Developing PD networks to support growth Jie Dong, China |
9:15 | Mitigating psychological stresses associated with dialysis rationing Kerry Louw, South Africa |
| 9:40 | SGLT and glucose transporters in the peritoneum Karen Bergling |
9:40 | Acute PD in Africa - lessons from the Saving Young Lives Program Mignon McCulloch, South Africa |
9:50 | La Dialayse Péritonéale comme dialyse palliative?
(Peritoneal dialysis as palliative dialysis?) Clémence Béchade, France |
9:40 | The International Home Dialysis Consortium - does implementation lead to effect Vivek Jha, India |
9:30 | Safely navigating the medicolegal challenges associated with decisions regarding dialysis access National Department of Health |
| 10:00 | Mesothelial cells and peritoneal barrier function Rebecca Herzog, Germany |
10:00 | Peritoneal dialysis in South Africa: prevalence and survival outcomes among incident patients Sunira Singh, South Africa |
10:15 | Discussion | 10:00 | Expanding PD through advocacy Lily Mushahar, Malaysia |
9:45 | Pro Con Debate: "There should be a national dialysis rationing policy" Pro: Malcolm Davies, South Africa Con: Vakhtang Rekhviashvili, South Africa |
| 10:20 | Alteration of gut microbiota during peritoneal dialysis contributes to peritoneal fibrosis partly through increased production of trimethylamine N-oxide Na Jiang, China |
10:10 | Telemedicine - high-quality care for rural populations Ramon Paniaguas, Colombia |
10:20 | Strengthening the PD-First Policy through continuous quality improvement: Lessons from the Thai Renal Quality Program Kamol Khositrangsikun, Thailand |
10:05 | Panel Discussion Panellists: Zunaid Barday, Nicola Wearne, Nina Diana, Malcolm Davies, Robert Freercks, Alain Assounga, Feziwe Bisiwe and Mignon McCulloch |
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| 10:30 | Tea / Coffee Break and Poster Viewing | Exhibition Hall (Ballroom East & West) | |||||||
| EXPANDING PD AND ACCELERATING GROWTH | WHAT BASIC SCIENCE CAN TEACH THE CLINICIAN | AKI AND URGENT START (French Stream) | FROM FELLOW TO LEADER: BUILDING A CAREER IN PERITONEAL DIALYSIS | TOWARDS ENVIRONMENTALLY RESPONSIBLE AND SUSTAINABLE PERITONEAL DIALYSIS | |||||
| Venue: Auditorium 2 | Venue: Meeting Room 1.4 | Venue: Meeting Room 1.61 & 1.62 | Venue: Meeting Room 1.63 & 1.64 | Venue: Auditorium 1 | |||||
| Co-Chairpersons: Anabela Mahlo Guedes & Abdullah Bohassan | Chairperson: Agathe Nkoy | ||||||||
| 10:50 | PD - A global perspective Yeoungjee Cho, Australia |
10:50 | Immunometabolism in PD Rebecca Herzog, Germany |
10:50 | Panorama de l'insuffisance rénale aigue en Afrique, une place pour la DP?
(Overview of AKI in Africa, and the place of PD in its management) Abdou Niang, Senegal |
10:50 | Best practices in drafting and submitting abstracts and case reports Martin Wilkie, United Kingdom |
10:50 | Challenges in achieving sustainability Winston Fung, Hong Kong |
| 11:10 | Keys to success - the impact of government policy Talergnsak Kanjanabuch, Thailand |
11:10 | Membrane aging and senescence Roland Schmitt, Germany |
11:10 | La dialyse péritonéale chez les sujets non plannifi
(PD for unplanned dialysis starters) Eric Goffin, Belgium |
11:10 | Social media (How to leverage social media for PD education and patient engagement?) Dan Oriba Langoya, Uganda |
11:05 | Identifying opportunities for improvement Ben Talbot, United Kingdom |
| 11:30 | Getting out of first gear - how to move from regional to national growth Ahad Qayyum, Pakistan |
11:30 | Cardiovascular effects of PD Hui Peng, China |
11:30 | Catheters et solutions de dialyse péritonéale de secours
(Catheter and emergency PD solution: how to do PD with what you have) Nadia Kabali, Morocco |
11:30 | Roles and opportunities for clinicians/non-scientists in contributing to epidemiology and research manuscripts Raj Mehrotra, USA |
11:20 | Industry perspectives - Future plans and directions Peter Rutherford, Brigitte Schiller and Marjorie Foo |
| 11:50 | Empowering nurses is essential for PD growth Reena George, India |
11:50 | c-Fos/LCN2 axis from mesothelial cells induces peritoneal inflammation and fibrosis through triggering C-type lectin receptor signaling pathway Jing Guo, China |
11:50 | Peritoneal dialysis in emergency settings for end-stage renal disease: Between necessity and limitations Belabbes Bouterfas, Algeria |
11:50 | Leadership opportunities within the ISPD: developing PD growth in your region Adrian Liew, Singapore |
12:00 | A life cycle assessment investigating the location dependence of dialysis environmental impacts Carolyn Bernemann, USA |
| 12:00 | Impact of SGLT1 and SGLT2 deletion on glucose uptake in rat peritoneal mesothelial cells Takuo Hirose, Japan |
12:00 | Discussion | ||||||
| 12:10 | Lunch Break and Poster Viewing | Exhibition Hall (Ballroom East & West) | |||||||
| 12:25 - 13:25 | ISPD Nutrition Guidelines | Venue: Meeting Room 1.4 | |||||||
| 12:25 | Transforming nutrition care in PD | Angela Yee-Moon Wang, Singapore | |||||||
| 12:55 | Deep dive into protein-energy wasting in PD | Zarina Ebrahim, South Africa | |||||||
| 12:25 - 13:25 | SA National Department of Health "PD-First" Policy Launch | Venue: Auditorium 1 | |||||||
| 12:20 | Why do we need a PD first Policy in South Africa? | Brett Cullis, South Africa | |||||||
| 12:40 | South Africa's PD First Policy - what you need to know | Robert Freercks, South Africa | |||||||
| 13:00 | Panel Discussion | Panellists: Fanie Du Toit, South Africa, Peter Nourse, South Africa, Jonathan Maree, South Africa | |||||||
| PLENARY SESSION (French) Venue: Auditorium 1 Co-Chairpersons: Abdou Niang |
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| 13:30 - 14:15 | What registries can do to promote PD growth - Nolph Lecture Thierry Lobbedez, France |
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| ISPD CONGRESS PROGRAMME | SA RENAL CONGRESS: SANS PROGRAMME | SA RENAL CONGRESS: RCSSA PROGRAMME | |||||||
| ISN SESSION | GUIDELINES SESSION | PAEDIATRIC (French Session) |
TRANSPLANT Supported by Astellas |
INFECTION CONTROL & QUALITY IMPROVEMENT | |||||
| Venue: Auditorium 1 | Venue: Meeting Room 1.4 | Venue: Meeting Room 1.61 & 1.62 | Venue: Auditorium 2 | Venue: Meeting Room 1.63 & 1.64 | |||||
| 14:30 | CKD as an NCD emergency proposed solutions and feedback from the WHA Marcello Tonelli, Canada |
14:30 | Developing ISPD Guidelines - journey from start to implementation Josephine Chow, Australia |
14:30 | L'abord péritonéale en urgence chez l'enfant, l'expérience du Sénégal
(Emergency PD catheter insertion in children, the Senegal experience) Younoussa Keita, Senegal |
14:30 | Kidney paired donation: Unlocking opportunities to increase donor numbers Zunaid Barday, South Africa |
14:30 | Growing up on dialysis: The struggles and strengths of adolescents Zibya Barday, South Africa |
| 14:50 | The Global Kidney Health Atlas David Johnson, Australia |
14:50 | Managing the transfer to HD Mark Lambie, United Kingdom |
14:50 | Faut il mesurer la pression intra-péritonéale chez l'enfant
(Should intraperitoneal pressure be measured in paediatric PD?) Agathe Nkoy, DRC |
14:45 | Governance in transplantation: Understanding the in workings of the Ministerial Advisory Committee Albert Muranda, South Africa |
14:45 | PD and HD dialysis catheter management: Reducing risk, improving outcomes Elaine Bowes, United Kingdom |
| 15:10 | The ISN framework for dialysis provision in LMIC's - the role of PD potentials and pitfalls? Abdou Niang, Senegal |
15:10 | Teaching PD Ana Figueiredo, Brazil |
15:10 | La dialyse péritonéale chez l'enfant, expérience de la RDC
(Paediatric PD: the experience of DRC) Agathe Nkoy, DRC |
15:00 | Challenges in paediatric transplantation - not for the faint hearted Mignon McCulloch, South Africa |
15:00 | Managing isolation on the dialysis unit: MDR bacteria, Blood borne Viruses and other nasties Nina Diana, South Africa |
| 15:30 | Discussion | 15:30 | Discussion | 15:30 | Discussion | 15:15 | Navigating Viral Hepatitis in Transplantation: Challenges and Solutions Mark Sonderup, South Africa |
15:15 | The Absence of Infection Prevention and Control Guidelines for Haemodialysis Units in South Africa: An Urgent Call for Policy Action Siyanda Ngema, South Africa |
| 15:30 | Safety and effectiveness of long-term isoniazid treatment for the prevention of tuberculosis in high-risk dialysis patients Robert Freercks, South Africa |
15:30 | Successful peritoneal dialysis in a paediatric patient residing in informal housing, South Africa. A case report. Nesi Dlamini, South Africa |
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| 15:35 | Kidney biopsy findings in children between 0 and 60 months of age from minimally invasive tissue sampling autopsies in Soweto, South Africa Prudence Mdhluli, South Africa |
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| 15:40 | Building Sustainable Kidney Transplant Programmes in Africa: The AFRAN Transplant Guidelines Wesley van Hougenhouck-Tulleken, South Africa |
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| 15:45 - 16:00 | Tea / Coffee Break and Poster Viewing | Exhibition Hall (Ballroom East & West) | |||||||
| ISPD CONGRESS PROGRAMME | SA RENAL CONGRESS: SANS PROGRAMME | SA RENAL CONGRESS: RCSSA PROGRAMME | |||||||
| NAVIGATING OVERHYDRATION IN PD: DO NOVEL ASSESSMENT TOOLS SPEAK VOLUMES? | PDOPPS SESSION | QUALITY PRESCRIBING - INCREMENTAL, SYMPTOM CONTROL, PSYCHOSOCIAL, MAINTAINING ON PD (French Session) |
GLOMERULONEPHRITIS | VASCULAR ACCESS | |||||
| Venue: Auditorium 1 | Venue: Meeting Room 1.4 | Venue: Meeting Room 1.61 & 1.62 | Venue: Auditorium 2 | Venue: Meeting Room 1.63 & 1.64 | |||||
| 16:00 | DEBATE: Technology is necessary to assess fluid balance in the modern era Pro: Maria Slon, Spain Con: Simon Davies, United Kingdom |
16:00 | PDOPPS global overview Roberto Pecoits-Filho, USA |
16:00 | Les unité de transition pour la Dialyse Péritonéale
(Transit care units for PD) Annie-Claire Nadeau-Fradette, Canada |
16:00 | How many cell types are there in the kidney and what do they do Michael Balzer, Germany |
16:00 | Dialysis vascular access monitoring and intervention Eddie Tan, New Zealand |
| 16:45 | Devising New Devices: Innovations in peritoneal dialysis technology Osama El Shamy, USA |
16:10 | Are we winning the battle against infection - PDOPPS weighs in Roberto Pecoits-Filho, USA |
16:15 | L'adéquation?, changement de concept?
(Adequacy on PD? a new paradigm of care) Annabel Boyer, France |
16:18 | How to treat IgA nephropathy in 2026 Sydney Tang, Hong Kong |
16:30 | Using POC ultrasound to manage and access the haemodialysis patient Shareshnee Govender, South Africa |
| 17:05 | An explainable machine-learning model for identifying and validating fast peritoneal transfer rate with prognostic implications in patients with peritoneal dialysis Jing Guo, China |
16:25 | How has PDOPPS influence clinical guidelines in Japan Yasuhiko Ito, Japan |
16:30 | La collaboration avec les centres experts pour augmenter la durée de la dialyse péritonéale
(Collaboration with expert centres to increase the duration on PD) Karlien Francois, Belgium |
16:36 | The Kidney's local dialect. Glomerular disease experience in central South Africa Feziwe Bisiwe, South Africa |
16:45 | Needling techniques - buttonhole vs rope ladder which should we use? Tinus du Toit, South Africa |
| 16:40 | PD prescribing. Are we too prescriptive Ankur Shah, USA |
16:45 | DPA first ou DPCA first pour durer en Dialyse Péritonéale?
(PD first or DPCA first to last longer on PD?) Thierry Lobbedez, France |
16:54 | How I treat lupus nephritis in 2026 Kate Webb, South Africa |
17:00 | Evaluating the Effect of Structured Patient Education on Dialysis Outcomes in South Africa Tebogo Ndhlovo, South Africa |
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| 16:55 | Transforming PD in LMIC's - lessons from PDOPPS Talerngsak Kanjanabuch, Thailand |
17:00 | Peritoneal dialysis in the Republic of Congo: History and current issues Pierre Eric Gandzali Ngabe, Congo |
17:12 | A retrospective study of kidney transplantation ineligibility at a tertiary level public hospital in Johannesburg, South Africa Lauren Musson, South Africa |
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| 17:17 | Genetics and clinical phenotype of children with nephrotic syndrome at a tertiary hospital in South Africa: A descriptive study Shannon Leahy, South Africa |
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| 17:22 | Dissecting Genetic Contributors to eGFR Bias: Impact of African-Enriched GATM Regulatory Variants on Creatinine-Derived eGFR Olivia Gray, South Africa |
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| 17:27 | Diagnostic Yield & Clinical Impact of Kidney Biopsy in Patients with Diabetes and Proteinuria in a South African Tertiary Centre Aadil Omar, South Africa |
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| 18:00 | SA Renal Congress Networking Function | Exhibition Hall (Ballroom East & West) | |||||||
ISPD Congress and SA Renal Congress - Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC 1)
| 7:00 | Registration | Registration Foyer | |||||||
| 7:00 - 8:00 | ISPD General Assembly | Venue: Auditorium 2 | |||||||
| 7:00 - 8:00 | SA Renal Congress Plenary Session | Venue: Auditorium 1 | |||||||
| 7:00 - 7:20 | Managing symptoms in patients not offered dialysis | Peace Bagasha, Uganda | |||||||
| 7:20 - 8:00 | Debate: Dialysis for the marginal patients | Shoyab Wadee, South Africa vs. Graham Paget, South Africa | |||||||
| PLENARY SESSION Venue: Auditorium 1 |
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| 8:00 - 8:45 | The future of healthcare-related research in Africa: Collaboration and innovation | Ntobeko Ntusi, South Africa | |||||||
| ISPD CONGRESS PROGRAMME | SA RENAL CONGRESS: SANS PROGRAMME | SA RENAL CONGRESS: RCSSA PROGRAMME | |||||||
| MANAGING PD-RELATED TRANSITIONS | NURSING DEVELOPMENT | AFRICAN NEPHROLOGY POLICY FORUM | PREGNANCY / NEONATAL OUTCOMES | HAEMODIALYSIS | |||||
| Venue: Meeting Room 1.4 | Venue: Meeting Room 1.61 & 1.62 | Venue: Auditorium 2 | Venue: Auditorium 1 | Venue: Meeting Room 1.63 & 1.64 | |||||
| 9:00 | Transitioning from CKD to PD - Role of predialysis education Sally Punzalan, United Kingdom |
9:00 | Patient education and adherence with low health literacy Martiza Horn, South Africa |
9:00 | Welcome Charles Swanepoel, South Africa |
9:00 | Screening and follow up of CAKUT Christel Du Buisson, South Africa |
9:00 | Technology to interpret fluid balance and HD adequacy - common pitfalls Vakhtang Rekhviashvili, South Africa |
| 9:20 | Transitioning PD to HD: Who, when & how Ali Abu Alfa, Lebanon |
9:20 | Mentoring and professional development Ana Figueiredo, Brazil |
9:10 | The current status of CKD, dialysis workforce in Africa Abdou Niang, Senegal |
9:15 | Pregnancy-associated AKI: Life after the acute phase Bianca Davidson, South Africa |
9:15 | Hypotension on dialysis - is it all about fluid? Malcolm Davies, South Africa |
| 9:40 | Transitioning PD from paediatrics to adults: Is there an ideal time? Zibya Barday, South Africa |
9:40 | Supporting PD nurse growth in Africa Barbara Crisp, South Africa |
9:30 | Preventative management of CKD, saving lives and dollars Marcello Tonelli, Canada |
9:45 | Neonatal AKI management Bashir Admani, Kenya |
9:30 | New dialysis membranes, are they worth the hype? Alda Vermeulen, South Africa |
| 10:00 | Transitioning from AKI to ESKD in low resource areas Sampson Antwi, Ghana |
10:00 | Discussion | 9:50 | Approach to dialysis provision in Africa - Acute to chronic Brett Cullis, South Africa |
10:00 | Comparison of survival outcomes between South African patients on haemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis Bala Waziri, Nigeria |
9:45 | Balancing bleeding and clotting: Anticoagulation in dialysis Lungiswa Mtingi-Nkonzombi, South Africa |
| 10:05 | Delays in kidney replacement therapy workup in patients with advanced chronic kidney disease at Helen Joseph Hospital Anashya Hirmamun, South Africa |
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| 10:10 | Beyond Delivery: APOL1 Risk and Early Postpartum Kidney Health After Preeclampsia in South Africa Bianca Davidson, South Africa |
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| 10:20 | Urgent-start dialysis: Peritoneal or hemodialysis-which fares better? Abhilash Chandra, India |
10:10 | Nurse sensitive indicators Sally Punzalan, United Kingdom |
10:10 | The forgotten ones - kidney disease in Children Mignon McCulloch, South Africa |
10:15 | Renal Function Trajectories and Tacrolimus Exposure in Paediatric Liver Transplant Recipients: A South African Cohort Study Karabo Leotlela, South Africa |
10:00 | Artificial Intelligence Readiness in Nephrology: Awareness, Perceptions, and Barriers to Adoption Among Kidney Care Professionals in South Africa Boitumelo Mudumela, South Africa |
| 10:20 | Mortality in critically ill patients requiring kidney replacement therapy (KRT) for cardiac surgery associated acute kidney injury (CSA-AKI): a retrospective analysis Jessica Joseph, South Africa |
10:15 | Being a mother with Kidney Failure: A scoping review of qualitative studies on women who fell pregnant while on haemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis in Africa Siyanda Ngema, South Africa |
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| 10:25 | High Incidence and Mortality of Chronic Kidney Disease in Africa: Longitudinal Findings from the AWI-Gen Cohort Saabira Amod, South Africa |
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| 10:30 | Tea / Coffee Break and Poster Viewing | Exhibition Hall (Ballroom East & West) | |||||||
| ISPD CONGRESS PROGRAMME | SA RENAL CONGRESS: SANS PROGRAMME | SA RENAL CONGRESS: RCSSA PROGRAMME | |||||||
| LATE-BREAKING STUDIES | NOVEL IT IN PD - TRAINING, MONITORING, USE OF AI ETC. | AFRICAN NEPHROLOGY POLICY FORUM | CARDIO-RENAL METABOLIC SYNDROME | ETHICAL DIALYSIS MANAGEMENT | |||||
| Venue: Meeting Room 1.4 | Venue: Meeting Room 1.61 & 1.62 | Venue: Auditorium 2 | Venue: Auditorium 1 | Venue: Meeting Room 1.63 & 1.64 | |||||
| 11:00 | Safety and acceptability of an antimicrobial impregnated catheter for the prevention of peritoneal dialysis catheter-related infections Maarten Taal, United Kingdom |
11:00 | Flexing PD delivery with wearable devices Marjorie Foo, Singapore |
11:00 | Conservative care in Africa - Making the most of a bad situation Nicola Wearne, South Africa |
11:00 | The prevalence and severity of the symptom burden in patients with End Stage Kidney Disease (ESKD) in a resource limited setting Ane Jansen van Vuuren, South Africa |
11:00 | Ethical approaches to managing disruptive behaviours in the dialysis unit Yeoungjee Cho, Australia |
| 11:05 | Retrospective review of the spectrum of HIV-related kidney pathology at a tertiary centre in South Africa Anna-Liisa Tonata Kaapangelwa, South Africa |
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| 11:12 | A prospective, multicenter, randomized, crossover study of ultrafiltration and peritoneal sodium removal in steady concentration peritoneal dialysis Jennifer Allen, United Kingdom |
11:20 | PDTAP - results of systematic PD telemedicine platform in China Jie Dong, China |
11:15 | Ethics surrounding the management of kidney disease in Africa Valerie Luyckx, Switzerland |
11:10 | Beyond Numbers. Navigating BP in Diabetes Yazied Chothia, South Africa |
11:20 | Nursing care and ethical responsibility in dialysis symptom management Frank Brennan, Australia |
| 11:24 | Parietal Peritoneal Elastography Reflects Structural Burden Rather Than Functional Transport in Peritoneal Dialysis Patients Mahmud Islam, Turkey |
11:40 | Harnessing AI to enhance outcomes in PD Osama El Shamy, Canada |
11:27 | Experience of developing the kidney programme in Kenya - A policy makers perspective Stephen Mutiso, Kenya |
11:30 | Predicting long term Cardiovascular outcomes using albuminuria and eGFR June Fabian, South Africa |
11:40 | Respecting culture, saving lives: Navigating ethical barriers to donation Veronica Miya, South Africa |
| 11:36 | The portable WEarable Artificial KIDney (WEAKID) device for peritoneal dialysis: Preliminary safety and efficacy results from the First-in-Human trial Dian P. Bolhuis, Netherlands |
12:00 | Remote patient monitoring does it improve outcomes in rural areas Ramon Paniaguas, Colombia |
11:35 | Managing conflicting priorities in healthcare Nicholas Crisp, South Africa |
11:50 | Incremental dialysis: Benefits and cardiovascular risks Melissa Cheetham, Australia |
11:55 | To dialyse or not to dialyse, difficult decisions in paediatrics Lindokuhle Mahlase, South Africa |
| 11:48 | When the Water Stops: Dialysis at Risk During Urban Flooding in a Middle-Income Country With a PD-First Policy Uraiwan Parinyasiri, Thailand |
12:20 | To be confirmed | 11:55 | Panel Discussion | 12:10 | CKDOPPS: Global practice patterns in CKD 3 - 5 Roberto Pecoits-Filho |
12:15 | When should patients take their medication in relation to dialysis? Shattering the myths Lindie van Tonder, South Africa |
| 12:00 | Patient-derived Peritoneal Dialysate MSCs Restore Peritoneal Function by Attenuating Oxidative Stress and EMT Duk-Hee Kang, Korea |
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| 12:12 | Geographic Dispersion and Availability of Peritoneal Dialysis Programs: Implications for Expanding Home Dialysis Access Reginald Lassagne, Switzerland |
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| 12:24 | Discussion | ||||||||
| 12:40 | ISPD AND SANS CLOSING CEREMONY | Auditorium 1 | 12:30 | Closing Ceremony & Awards | |||||
Pre-congress CME - Capetonian Hotel, Raya 3
| 08:00 | Workshop Registration | Meeting Room Foyer |
| BASICS OF PD WORKSHOP Supported by Adcock Ingram Critical Care |
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| Chairperson: Brett Cullis | ||
| 08:30 | Welcome | |
| 09:00 | Peritoneal dialysis - Who, why and when Brett Cullis, South Africa |
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| 09:20 | Anatomy and physiology of the peritoneal membrane Bianca Davidson, South Africa |
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| 09:40 | PD prescribing including APD Nicola Wearne, South Africa |
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| 10:00 | PD access, keys to success Lungiswa Mtingi-Nkonzombi, South Africa |
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| 10:20 | Discussion | |
| 10:30 | Tea / Coffee Break | Meeting Room Foyer |
| Chairperson: Nicola Wearne | ||
| 11:00 | Predialysis education and patient identification Petronella Ranjit, South Africa |
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| 11:20 | How to train a patient on PD Leigh Morton, South Africa |
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| 11:40 | Infectious complications Wesley van Hougenhouk-Tulleken, South Africa |
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| 12:00 | PD in Children Ashton Coetzee, South Africa |
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| 12:20 | Discussion | |
| 12:30 | Lunch Break | Meeting Room Foyer |
| 13:30 | Non-infectious complications Alda Vermeulen, South Africa |
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| 13:50 | Case studies - Peritonitis Faculty |
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| 15:00 | Tea / Coffee Break | Meeting Room Foyer |
| 15:30 | Case Studies - Prescribing and fluid management Faculty |
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| 16:30 | Closing Remarks | |
Pre-congress CME, Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC 1)
| 8:00 | Workshop Registration | At Each Workshop Venue | |||
| PRACTICALITIES OF PD | FUNDAMENTALS OF PD CME WORKSHOP Supported by Fresenius Medical Care |
HANDS- ON PD ACCESS WORKSHOP Supported by Vantive |
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| Venue: Meeting Room 1.61 & 1.62 | Venue: Meeting Room: 1.63 & 1.64 | Venue: Meeting Room 1.4 | |||
| 8:50 | Welcome and introduction Ana Figueiredo, Brazil |
8:50 | Welcome and introduction Edwina Brown, United Kingdom |
8:50 | Welcome and introduction Robert Freercks, South Africa |
| 9:00 | Planning to start a program and quality care initiatives Ahad Qayyum, Pakistan |
9:00 | PD post-surgery Anjali Saxena, USA |
9:00 | PD access history and current best practices Eddie Tan, New Zealand |
| 9:20 | How to improve nurse autonomy and get doctor buy-in for best care for patients Leigh Morton, South Africa |
9:25 | Preserving the peritoneal membrane Rumeyza Kazancioglu, Turkey |
9:24 | Managing access related complications Richard Corbett, United Kingdom |
| 9:40 | Practicalities of training a patient Josephine Chow, Australia |
9:50 | Managing itching, pain and other symptoms Nicola Wearne, South Africa |
9:48 | Paediatric PD insertion techniques Peter Nourse, South Africa |
| 10:00 | Supporting the new patient Sally Punzalan, United Kingdom |
10:15 | Electrolyte management - Sodium, Potassium and phosphate Talerngsak Kajanabuch, Thailand |
10:12 | Preoperative assessment, preparation and sedation for PD catheter insertion Brett Cullis, South Africa |
| 10:20 | Tailoring PD to your patient and adapting prescriptions Barbara Crisp, South Africa |
10:40 | Managing increasing frailty Yasuhiko Ito, Japan |
10:36 | The percutaneous PD catheter insertion technique Robert Freercks, South Africa |
| 11:00 | Tea / Coffee Break Venue: Meeting Room Foyer |
11:00 | Tea / Coffee Break Venue: Meeting Room Foyer |
11:00 | Tea / Coffee Break Venue: Meeting Room Foyer |
| 11:30 | Managing the tricky medical patient - heart failure, diabetes, BMD Rasha Darwish, Egypt |
PD DELIVERY: HOW AND FOR WHOM? | 11:30 | Post operative management of the PD catheter Nicola Wearne, South Africa |
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| 11:50 | Access skin marking and post catheter insertion care Elaine Bowes, United Kingdom |
11:30 | Personalised prescribing Anjali Saxena, USA |
12:00 | Demonstration of Catheter insertion in adults Eddie Tan, New Zealand |
| 12:10 | Infectious and non-infectious complications Abdullah Bohasan, Saudi Arabia |
11:48 | Knowing the peritoneal membrane helps prescribing Richard Corbett, United Kingdom |
12:30 | Demonstration of catheter insertion in paediatrics Mignon McCulloch, South Africa |
| 12:30 | Residual kidney function, clearance and PET - indications, collection and interpretation Ana Figueiredo, Brazil |
12:06 | PD in the Anuric patient Lily Mushahar, Malaysia |
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| 12:50 | Discussion | 12:24 | Managing fluid overload Maria Slon, Spain |
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| 12:42 | Assisted PD Edwina Brown, United Kingdom |
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| 13:00 | Lunch Break Venue: Meeting Room Foyer |
13:00 | Lunch Break Venue: Meeting Room Foyer |
13:00 | Lunch Break Venue: Meeting Room Foyer |
| HANDS ON TRAINING WITH FACULTY | TROUBLESHOOTING: LEARNING FROM CASE STUDIES | HANDS ON TRAINING WITH FACULTY | |||
| Venue: Meeting Room 1.61 & 1.62 | Venue: Meeting Room: 1.63 & 1.64 | Venue: Meeting Room 1.4 | |||
| 14:00 - 16:00 | Hand hygiene technique | 14:00 | Recurrent exit site infections Bianca Davidson, South Africa |
14:00 - 16:00 | PD catheter insertion Faculty: Richard Corbett, Robert Freercks, Mignon McCulloch, Peter Nourse, Nicola Wearne, Elaine Bowes, Annabel Boyer, Thierry Lobbedez, Eddie Tan, Guillermo Hidalgo, Ashton Coetzee, Christel du Buisson, Deveshni Reddy, Agathe Nkoy, Younoussa Keita, Abdou Niang, Karlien Francois, Brett Cullis |
| PD catheter exit site care and dressing | 14:30 | Supporting patients in low resource environments Jenny Shen, USA |
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| Line changes and line contamination | 15:00 | Hernia repairs and leaks Lungiswa Mtingi-Nkonzombi, South Africa |
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| Collecting sample and adding IP antibiotics | 15:30 | Acute kidney injury Sampson Antwi, Ghana |
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| 16:00 | Tea / Coffee Break Venue: Meeting Room Foyer |
16:00 | Tea / Coffee Break Venue: Meeting Room Foyer |
16:00 | Tea / Coffee Break Venue: Meeting Room Foyer |
| 15:00 | ISPD Congress Registration | Registration Foyer | |||
| 17:00 | Opening Ceremony | Auditorium 1 | |||
| 18:30 | Networking Function | Exhibition Hall (Ballroom East & West) | |||
ISPD Congress - Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC 1)
| 7:00 | Registration in Registration Foyer | Registration Foyer | |||||
| 7:00 - 8:00 | BREAKFAST MEETING | Venue: Meeting Room 1.4 | |||||
| 7:00 - 8:00 | FRESENIUS MEDICAL CARE | ||||||
| 7:00 - 8:00 | ASK THE EXPERTS - CASES | Venue: Auditorium 1 Alcove | |||||
| 7:00 - 8:00 | Case discussions on common clinical cases | Martin Wilkie, United Kingdom and Brett Cullis, South Africa | |||||
| PLENARY SESSION Venue: Auditorium 1 |
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| 8:00 - 8:05 | Presentation of the Bergstrom Award | ||||||
| 8:05 - 8:50 | What will PD look like in 2036? Simon Davies, United Kingdom Krediet Lecture |
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| QUALITY CARE AT END OF LIFE, LIFE FOR YOUNG AND OLD | ARE NEW PD SOLUTIONS THE SOLUTION? | MAINTAINING PATIENTS ON PD (French Stream) |
REDEFINING PERITONEAL DIALYSIS TREATMENT GOALS | ||||
| Venue: Auditorium 2 | Venue: Auditorium 1 | Venue: Meeting Room 1.61 & 1.62 | Venue: Meeting Room 1.4 | ||||
| 9:00 | Frailty and dialysis decisions Philip Li, Hong Kong |
9:00 | Glucose transport blockade across peritoneal membrane: A novel therapeutic option? Karin Bergling |
9:00 | Protéger la membrane péritonéale, maintenant, et dans le futur?
(How to protect the peritoneal membrane, now and in the future?) Eric Goffin, Belgium |
9:00 | The problem with "V": Reassessing traditional metrics in PD Osama El Shamy, USA |
| 9:20 | Challenges of palliative care in low healthcare resource settings Peace Bagasha, Uganda |
9:20 | Novel glucose-free PD solutions: Where are we now? Mark Lambie, United Kingdom |
9:20 | Augmenter l'extraction sodée en dialyse péritonéal, une solution pour augmenter la survie de la DP?
(Increasing sodium extraction in peritoneal dialysis, a solution to increase PD survival?) Clémence Béchade, France |
9:20 | Incremental PD for children Bashir Admani, Kenya |
| 9:40 | Determinants and trends of peritoneal dialysis withdrawal in Australia: A 20-year national cohort study Kate Brotherton, Australia |
9:40 | Rethinking glucose: The implications of steady concentration peritoneal dialysis for clinical practice Martin Wilkie, United Kingdom |
9:40 | Dénutrition en dialyse péritonéale quelle place pour la nutrition entérale?
(Malnutrition on PD, what is the role of enteral nutrition?) Thierry Lobbedez, France |
9:40 | Achieving high-quality, individualized PD: A personalized approach Richard Corbett, United Kingdom |
| 9:50 | Transitioning from PD to supportive care Edwina Brown, United Kingdom |
10:00 | Point of care PD solution generation: Design, rationale, and current status Peter Rutherford, Switzerland |
10:00 | Dialyse hybride, quand, comment, pourquoi
(Hybrid dialysis: When, how and why?) Annabel Boyer, France |
10:00 | Role of PD in heart failure Simon Davies, United Kingdom |
| 10:10 | Patient and family support: perspective of a youth worker Clarissa Lawrence, South Africa |
10:20 | XyloCore reverses peritoneal fibrosis by regulating metabolism and extracellular matrix remodeling Valentina Masola, Italy |
10:20 | Outcomes on peritoneal dialysis in patients with primary kidney disease related to multiple myeloma: A cohort study with data from the French Language Peritoneal Dialysis Registry Laura Jolec, France |
10:20 | Frailty, not sarcopenia or protein-energy wasting, predicts mortality in peritoneal dialysis: A prospective cohort study Sarinya Boongird, Thailand |
| 10:25 | Discussion | ||||||
| 10:30 | Tea / Coffee Break and Poster Viewing | Exhibition Hall (Ballroom East & West) | |||||
| PD ON THE EDGE | HOT TOPICS IN PD | PRESCRIBING PD FOR BEST OUTCOMES (French Stream) |
YOUNG NEPHROLOGISTS COMMITTEE SESSION: AI IN PD | ||||
| Venue: Auditorium 2 | Venue: Auditorium 1 | Venue: Meeting Room 1.61 & 1.62 | Venue: Meeting Room 1.4 | ||||
| 11:00 | PD in Emergency situations and disasters Rumeyza Kazancioglu, Turkey |
11:00 | PD in diabetes Laura Gillis, United Kingdom |
11:00 | La DP dans le parcours intégré de la maladie rénale chronique (PD as part of an integrated approach to CKD management) Annie-Claire Nadeau-Fredette, Canada |
11:00 | DEBATE: AI will revolutionise PD Pro: Winston Fung, Hong Kong Con: Ben Talbot, United Kingdom |
| 11:25 | Outcomes of improvised peritoneal dialysis fluids in managing acute kidney injury among paediatric patients in Kenya Grace Ngaruiya, Kenya |
11:20 | Peritoneal Dialysis management of the patient with cardiovascular disease Roberto Pecoits-Filho |
11:25 | Particularité des troubles minéraux et osseux en dialyse péritonéale? (Management and particularities of mineral and bone disorders on PD) Fabrice Mac Way, Canada |
11:30 | Early career nephrologist presentations: Clinical research: Melissa Cheetham, Australia Multiomic research: Michael Balzer, Germany |
| 11:35 | What is urgent start PD? Ali Abu Alfa, Lebanon |
11:40 | PD in AKI Brett Cullis, South Africa |
11:50 | Quels sont les outils pour bien débuter la dialyse péritonéale?
(How do I get started right from the beginning with peritoneal dialysis?) Thierry Lobbedez, France |
12:00 | AI in PD research Yeoungjee Cho, Australia |
| 12:00 | PD in paediatric AKI Peter Nourse, South Africa |
12:00 | DEBATE: Local production of PD fluid is the answer to PD growth in low resource settings Pro: Ahad Qayyam, Pakistan Con: Vivek Jha, India |
12:15 | A complicated and burdensome dialysis experience in Primary Hyperoxaluria Type 1 Hanène Gaied, Tunisia |
12:20 | Peritoneal and Cardiac Impact of Sodium-Glucose Co-Transporter 2 Inhibitors in a Peritoneal Dialysis-Exposed Murine-Model Micky Karsten, The Netherlands |
| 12:30 | Lunch Break and Poster Viewing | Exhibition Hall (Ballroom East & West) | |||||
| 12:55 - 13:55 | LUNCH SYMPOSIUM Chairperson: Peter Rutherford |
Venue: Auditorium 1 | |||||
| 12:55 - 13:55 | VANTIVE SYMPOSIUM Leveraging data insights to improve therapy outcomes across countries with varying levels of equity of access |
Rumeyza Kazancioglu, Turkey Osama El Shamy, USA Brett Cullis, South Africa Veronica Miya, South Africa |
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| PLENARY SESSION Venue: Auditorium 1 |
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| 14:00 - 14:45 | Managing symptoms to promote good quality of life Frank Brennan, Australia |
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| PD ACCESS - ACHIEVING BEST OUTCOMES | FROM CLEAR TO CLOUDY EFFLUENT, AND CLEAR TO CLOUDY EVIDENCE: NAVIGATING CONTROVERSIES IN PD-RELATED INFECTION MANAGEMENT | PERITONITIS (French Stream) |
LIFE PARTICIPATION IN PD | ||||
| Venue: Auditorium 2 | Venue: Auditorium 1 | Venue: Meeting Room 1.61 & 1.62 | Venue: Meeting Room 1.4 | ||||
| 15:00 | Best practice in PD Access surgery Henry Van Niekerk, South Africa |
15:00 | Preventing PD-related infections: Myths, evidence, and ongoing debates David Johnson, Australia |
15:00 | Quelles sont les évolution de la bactériologie des péritonites?
(Bacteriological trends over time in PD fluid infection) Annabel Boyer, France |
15:00 | Older patients - living life to the full Edwina Brown, United Kingdom |
| 15:20 | How nephrologists can ensure best outcomes for percutaneous insertion Robert Freercks, South Africa |
15:20 | Timely and accurate diagnosis of PD peritonitis: Strengths and limitations of emerging technology Adrian Liew, Singapore |
15:20 | Peut on traiter les péritonites par voie orale?
(Can peritonitis be treated orally?) Eric Goffin, France |
15:20 | Depression in dialysis Marjorie Foo, Singapore |
| 15:40 | Effect of silver-coated peritoneal dialysis catheters on biofilm reduction Takefumi Mori, Japan |
15:40 | Peritonitis treatment in 2025: What the guidelines say-and what they don't Philip Li, Hong Kong |
15:40 | Doit on traiter les péritonites par voie péritonéale?
(Should peritonitis be treated with intraperitoneally route?) Fabrice Mac Way, Canada |
15:40 | Validation of the Standardised Outcomes in Nephrology - Life Participation (SONG-LP) instrument in people receiving dialysis Cameron Burnett, Australia |
| 15:50 | Nursing management of PD catheter dysfunction Abdullah Bohassan, Saudi Arabia |
16:00 | Impact of peritoneal dialysis-related peritonitis on kidney transplant outcomes: Binational registry study Na Jiang, China |
16:00 | Discussion | 15:50 | Exercise in PD to improve wellbeing Kopano Malebo, South Africa |
| 16:10 | Discussion | 16:10 | Discussion | 16:10 | Discussion | ||
| 16:15 | Tea / Coffee Break and Poster Viewing | Exhibition Hall (Ballroom East & West) | |||||
| PDI SESSION - REVIEWS OF LITERATURE - BASIC SCIENCE, CLINICAL AND JOURNAL CLUB | NUTRITION IN PD - PAEDS AND ADULTS AKI | PD ACCESS (French Stream) |
PD IS A MULTIDISCIPLINARY TEAM SPORT | ||||
| Venue: Auditorium 1 | Venue: Meeting Room 1.4 | Venue: Meeting Room 1.61 & 1.62 | Venue: Auditorium 1 | ||||
| 16:45 | Best of clinical science from PDI Ankur Shah, USA |
16:45 | Educating patients on eating on PD - improving the joy of eating Zarina Ebrahim, South Africa |
16:45 | La pose percutanée du catheter de dialyse péritonéale par le néphrologue
(Percutaneous insertion of the PD catheter by the nephrologist) Annabel Boyer, France |
16:45 | Structuring the team for a new PD unit Ahad Qayyum, Pakistan |
| 17:00 | Best of PD research from non-PDI Sydney Tang, Hong Kong |
17:00 | Role of MDT in supporting nutrition and fluid balance Abdullah Bohassan, Saudi Arabia |
17:05 | Migration du catheter, comment prévenir et traiter?
(Catheter migration: how to prevent and treat?) Karlien Francois, Belgium |
17:00 | Predialysis education - ensuring a balanced approach Leigh Morton, South Africa |
| 17:15 | Best of paediatric research Peter Nourse, South Africa |
17:15 | Nutrition for the growing child Shihaam Cader, South Africa |
17:25 | Biofilm du cathéter de dalyse péritonéale, que faut il faire?
(How to handle PD catheter biofilm) Clémence Béchade, France |
17:15 | Home visits: The when, the who and why Maritza Horn, South Africa |
| 17:30 | Best of basic research Roland Schmitt, Germany |
17:30 | Obesity: Role of exercise, new drugs, diet and bariatric surgery Jenny Shen, USA |
17:45 | Quand l'orifice de cathéter fleurit en botriomycome! (When the catheter orifice blooms into botryomycoma!) Chaima Benkhelifa, Algeria |
17:30 | Collecting and assessing patient reported outcome measures Melissa Cheetham, Australia |
| 17:45 | Nursing contributions to PDI Ana Figueiredo, Brazil |
17:45 | Defining and understanding wasting syndromes in dialysis: Early results from the DYNAMICA study Inès Dufour, Belgium |
17:45 | Recurrent dialysis-dependent acute kidney injury in a neonate with metabolic disease. First institutional experience Khadija Abugrain, Oman |
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| 17:55 | Discussion | ||||||
| 18:00 - 18:45 | Young Nephrologists Committee (YNC) Quiz | Venue: Auditorium 1 Alcove | |||||
| 18:15 | Poster Presentations and Networking | Venue: Auditorium 1 Foyer | |||||
ISPD Congress and SA Renal Congress - Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC 1)
| 7:00 | Registration SA Renal Congress Registration Open from 11:00 |
Registration Foyer | |||||||
| 7:00 - 8:00 | BREAKFAST MEETING | Venue: Meeting Room 1.4 | |||||||
| 7:00 - 8:00 | ASPEN PHARMACARE | ||||||||
| 7:00 - 8:00 | BREAKFAST MEETING | Venue: Auditorium 2 | |||||||
| 7:00 - 8:00 | ASTRAZENECA | ||||||||
| 7:00 - 8:00 | ASK THE EXPERTS - CASES | Venue: Auditorium 1 Alcove | |||||||
| 7:00 - 8:00 | Paediatric Cases | Mignon McCulloch, South Africa and Peter Nourse, South Africa | |||||||
| PLENARY SESSION | |||||||||
| 8:00 - 8:45 | Evidenced based education - building the next generation of expert nurses and patients Josephine Chow, Australia |
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| WHAT BASIC SCIENCE CAN TEACH THE CLINICIAN - MEMBRANE PHYSIOLOGY | AFRAN SYMPOSIUM | CONSERVATIVE CARE AND SYMPTOM MANAGEMENT (French Stream) |
GROWING THE PERITONEAL DIALYSIS FOOTPRINT | Department of Health Optimising Access to Dialysis Workshop | |||||
| Venue: Meeting Room 1.4 | Venue: Auditorium 2 | Venue: Meeting Room 1.61 & 1.62 | Venue: Auditorium 1 | Venue: Meeting Room 1.63 & 1.64 | |||||
| Co-Chairpersons: Abdou Niang | Co-Chairs: Yazied Chothia & Albert Muranda | ||||||||
| 9:00 | New PD solutions - can basic science lead to improvements for patients Rebecca Herzog, Germany |
9:00 | PD in Africa - Where are we now Rasha Darwish, Egypt |
9:00 | Le traitement conservateur, expérience des Néphrologues en Afrique.
(Conservative care: the experience of nephrologists in Africa) Jacques Vigan, Belgium |
9:00 | Empowering patients to choose PD Brigitte Schiller, USA |
9:00 | Sound ethical principles when making optimal use of dialysis spaces Rafique Moosa, South Africa |
| 9:20 | Single-cell technologies to uncover mechanisms of peritoneal fibrosis Hui Peng, China |
9:20 | PD training for nephrologists in low resource settings Abdou Niang, Senegal |
9:25 | Comment mesurer la qualité de vie en Afrique?
(Measuring the quality of life in Africa) Nadia Kabali, Morocco |
9:20 | Developing PD networks to support growth Jie Dong, China |
9:15 | Mitigating psychological stresses associated with dialysis rationing Kerry Louw, South Africa |
| 9:40 | SGLT and glucose transporters in the peritoneum Karen Bergling |
9:40 | Acute PD in Africa - lessons from the Saving Young Lives Program Mignon McCulloch, South Africa |
9:50 | La Dialayse Péritonéale comme dialyse palliative?
(Peritoneal dialysis as palliative dialysis?) Clémence Béchade, France |
9:40 | The International Home Dialysis Consortium - does implementation lead to effect Vivek Jha, India |
9:30 | Safely navigating the medicolegal challenges associated with decisions regarding dialysis access National Department of Health |
| 10:00 | Mesothelial cells and peritoneal barrier function Rebecca Herzog, Germany |
10:00 | Peritoneal dialysis in South Africa: prevalence and survival outcomes among incident patients Sunira Singh, South Africa |
10:15 | Discussion | 10:00 | Expanding PD through advocacy Lily Mushahar, Malaysia |
9:45 | Pro Con Debate: "There should be a national dialysis rationing policy" Pro: Malcolm Davies, South Africa Con: Vakhtang Rekhviashvili, South Africa |
| 10:20 | Alteration of gut microbiota during peritoneal dialysis contributes to peritoneal fibrosis partly through increased production of trimethylamine N-oxide Na Jiang, China |
10:10 | Telemedicine - high-quality care for rural populations Ramon Paniaguas, Colombia |
10:20 | Strengthening the PD-First Policy through continuous quality improvement: Lessons from the Thai Renal Quality Program Kamol Khositrangsikun, Thailand |
10:05 | Panel Discussion Panellists: Zunaid Barday, Nicola Wearne, Nina Diana, Malcolm Davies, Robert Freercks, Alain Assounga, Feziwe Bisiwe and Mignon McCulloch |
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| 10:30 | Tea / Coffee Break and Poster Viewing | Exhibition Hall (Ballroom East & West) | |||||||
| EXPANDING PD AND ACCELERATING GROWTH | WHAT BASIC SCIENCE CAN TEACH THE CLINICIAN | AKI AND URGENT START (French Stream) | FROM FELLOW TO LEADER: BUILDING A CAREER IN PERITONEAL DIALYSIS | TOWARDS ENVIRONMENTALLY RESPONSIBLE AND SUSTAINABLE PERITONEAL DIALYSIS | |||||
| Venue: Auditorium 2 | Venue: Meeting Room 1.4 | Venue: Meeting Room 1.61 & 1.62 | Venue: Meeting Room 1.63 & 1.64 | Venue: Auditorium 1 | |||||
| Co-Chairpersons: Anabela Mahlo Guedes & Abdullah Bohassan | Chairperson: Agathe Nkoy | ||||||||
| 10:50 | PD - A global perspective Yeoungjee Cho, Australia |
10:50 | Immunometabolism in PD Rebecca Herzog, Germany |
10:50 | Panorama de l'insuffisance rénale aigue en Afrique, une place pour la DP?
(Overview of AKI in Africa, and the place of PD in its management) Abdou Niang, Senegal |
10:50 | Best practices in drafting and submitting abstracts and case reports Martin Wilkie, United Kingdom |
10:50 | Challenges in achieving sustainability Winston Fung, Hong Kong |
| 11:10 | Keys to success - the impact of government policy Talergnsak Kanjanabuch, Thailand |
11:10 | Membrane aging and senescence Roland Schmitt, Germany |
11:10 | La dialyse péritonéale chez les sujets non plannifi
(PD for unplanned dialysis starters) Eric Goffin, Belgium |
11:10 | Social media (How to leverage social media for PD education and patient engagement?) Dan Oriba Langoya, Uganda |
11:05 | Identifying opportunities for improvement Ben Talbot, United Kingdom |
| 11:30 | Getting out of first gear - how to move from regional to national growth Ahad Qayyum, Pakistan |
11:30 | Cardiovascular effects of PD Hui Peng, China |
11:30 | Catheters et solutions de dialyse péritonéale de secours
(Catheter and emergency PD solution: how to do PD with what you have) Nadia Kabali, Morocco |
11:30 | Roles and opportunities for clinicians/non-scientists in contributing to epidemiology and research manuscripts Raj Mehrotra, USA |
11:20 | Industry perspectives - Future plans and directions Peter Rutherford, Brigitte Schiller and Marjorie Foo |
| 11:50 | Empowering nurses is essential for PD growth Reena George, India |
11:50 | c-Fos/LCN2 axis from mesothelial cells induces peritoneal inflammation and fibrosis through triggering C-type lectin receptor signaling pathway Jing Guo, China |
11:50 | Peritoneal dialysis in emergency settings for end-stage renal disease: Between necessity and limitations Belabbes Bouterfas, Algeria |
11:50 | Leadership opportunities within the ISPD: developing PD growth in your region Adrian Liew, Singapore |
12:00 | A life cycle assessment investigating the location dependence of dialysis environmental impacts Carolyn Bernemann, USA |
| 12:00 | Impact of SGLT1 and SGLT2 deletion on glucose uptake in rat peritoneal mesothelial cells Takuo Hirose, Japan |
12:00 | Discussion | ||||||
| 12:10 | Lunch Break and Poster Viewing | Exhibition Hall (Ballroom East & West) | |||||||
| 12:25 - 13:25 | ISPD Nutrition Guidelines | Venue: Meeting Room 1.4 | |||||||
| 12:25 | Transforming nutrition care in PD | Angela Yee-Moon Wang, Singapore | |||||||
| 12:55 | Deep dive into protein-energy wasting in PD | Zarina Ebrahim, South Africa | |||||||
| 12:25 - 13:25 | SA National Department of Health "PD-First" Policy Launch | Venue: Auditorium 1 | |||||||
| 12:20 | Why do we need a PD first Policy in South Africa? | Brett Cullis, South Africa | |||||||
| 12:40 | South Africa's PD First Policy - what you need to know | Robert Freercks, South Africa | |||||||
| 13:00 | Panel Discussion | Panellists: Fanie Du Toit, South Africa, Peter Nourse, South Africa, Jonathan Maree, South Africa | |||||||
| PLENARY SESSION (French) Venue: Auditorium 1 Co-Chairpersons: Abdou Niang |
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| 13:30 - 14:15 | What registries can do to promote PD growth - Nolph Lecture Thierry Lobbedez, France |
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| ISPD CONGRESS PROGRAMME | SA RENAL CONGRESS: SANS PROGRAMME | SA RENAL CONGRESS: RCSSA PROGRAMME | |||||||
| ISN SESSION | GUIDELINES SESSION | PAEDIATRIC (French Session) |
TRANSPLANT Supported by Astellas |
INFECTION CONTROL & QUALITY IMPROVEMENT | |||||
| Venue: Auditorium 1 | Venue: Meeting Room 1.4 | Venue: Meeting Room 1.61 & 1.62 | Venue: Auditorium 2 | Venue: Meeting Room 1.63 & 1.64 | |||||
| 14:30 | CKD as an NCD emergency proposed solutions and feedback from the WHA Marcello Tonelli, Canada |
14:30 | Developing ISPD Guidelines - journey from start to implementation Josephine Chow, Australia |
14:30 | L'abord péritonéale en urgence chez l'enfant, l'expérience du Sénégal
(Emergency PD catheter insertion in children, the Senegal experience) Younoussa Keita, Senegal |
14:30 | Kidney paired donation: Unlocking opportunities to increase donor numbers Zunaid Barday, South Africa |
14:30 | Growing up on dialysis: The struggles and strengths of adolescents Zibya Barday, South Africa |
| 14:50 | The Global Kidney Health Atlas David Johnson, Australia |
14:50 | Managing the transfer to HD Mark Lambie, United Kingdom |
14:50 | Faut il mesurer la pression intra-péritonéale chez l'enfant
(Should intraperitoneal pressure be measured in paediatric PD?) Agathe Nkoy, DRC |
14:45 | Governance in transplantation: Understanding the in workings of the Ministerial Advisory Committee Albert Muranda, South Africa |
14:45 | PD and HD dialysis catheter management: Reducing risk, improving outcomes Elaine Bowes, United Kingdom |
| 15:10 | The ISN framework for dialysis provision in LMIC's - the role of PD potentials and pitfalls? Abdou Niang, Senegal |
15:10 | Teaching PD Ana Figueiredo, Brazil |
15:10 | La dialyse péritonéale chez l'enfant, expérience de la RDC
(Paediatric PD: the experience of DRC) Agathe Nkoy, DRC |
15:00 | Challenges in paediatric transplantation - not for the faint hearted Mignon McCulloch, South Africa |
15:00 | Managing isolation on the dialysis unit: MDR bacteria, Blood borne Viruses and other nasties Nina Diana, South Africa |
| 15:30 | Discussion | 15:30 | Discussion | 15:30 | Discussion | 15:15 | Navigating Viral Hepatitis in Transplantation: Challenges and Solutions Mark Sonderup, South Africa |
15:15 | The Absence of Infection Prevention and Control Guidelines for Haemodialysis Units in South Africa: An Urgent Call for Policy Action Siyanda Ngema, South Africa |
| 15:30 | Safety and effectiveness of long-term isoniazid treatment for the prevention of tuberculosis in high-risk dialysis patients Robert Freercks, South Africa |
15:30 | Successful peritoneal dialysis in a paediatric patient residing in informal housing, South Africa. A case report. Nesi Dlamini, South Africa |
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| 15:35 | Kidney biopsy findings in children between 0 and 60 months of age from minimally invasive tissue sampling autopsies in Soweto, South Africa Prudence Mdhluli, South Africa |
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| 15:40 | Building Sustainable Kidney Transplant Programmes in Africa: The AFRAN Transplant Guidelines Wesley van Hougenhouck-Tulleken, South Africa |
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| 15:45 - 16:00 | Tea / Coffee Break and Poster Viewing | Exhibition Hall (Ballroom East & West) | |||||||
| ISPD CONGRESS PROGRAMME | SA RENAL CONGRESS: SANS PROGRAMME | SA RENAL CONGRESS: RCSSA PROGRAMME | |||||||
| NAVIGATING OVERHYDRATION IN PD: DO NOVEL ASSESSMENT TOOLS SPEAK VOLUMES? | PDOPPS SESSION | QUALITY PRESCRIBING - INCREMENTAL, SYMPTOM CONTROL, PSYCHOSOCIAL, MAINTAINING ON PD (French Session) |
GLOMERULONEPHRITIS | VASCULAR ACCESS | |||||
| Venue: Auditorium 1 | Venue: Meeting Room 1.4 | Venue: Meeting Room 1.61 & 1.62 | Venue: Auditorium 2 | Venue: Meeting Room 1.63 & 1.64 | |||||
| 16:00 | DEBATE: Technology is necessary to assess fluid balance in the modern era Pro: Maria Slon, Spain Con: Simon Davies, United Kingdom |
16:00 | PDOPPS global overview Roberto Pecoits-Filho, USA |
16:00 | Les unité de transition pour la Dialyse Péritonéale
(Transit care units for PD) Annie-Claire Nadeau-Fradette, Canada |
16:00 | How many cell types are there in the kidney and what do they do Michael Balzer, Germany |
16:00 | Dialysis vascular access monitoring and intervention Eddie Tan, New Zealand |
| 16:45 | Devising New Devices: Innovations in peritoneal dialysis technology Osama El Shamy, USA |
16:10 | Are we winning the battle against infection - PDOPPS weighs in Roberto Pecoits-Filho, USA |
16:15 | L'adéquation?, changement de concept?
(Adequacy on PD? a new paradigm of care) Annabel Boyer, France |
16:18 | How to treat IgA nephropathy in 2026 Sydney Tang, Hong Kong |
16:30 | Using POC ultrasound to manage and access the haemodialysis patient Shareshnee Govender, South Africa |
| 17:05 | An explainable machine-learning model for identifying and validating fast peritoneal transfer rate with prognostic implications in patients with peritoneal dialysis Jing Guo, China |
16:25 | How has PDOPPS influence clinical guidelines in Japan Yasuhiko Ito, Japan |
16:30 | La collaboration avec les centres experts pour augmenter la durée de la dialyse péritonéale
(Collaboration with expert centres to increase the duration on PD) Karlien Francois, Belgium |
16:36 | The Kidney's local dialect. Glomerular disease experience in central South Africa Feziwe Bisiwe, South Africa |
16:45 | Needling techniques - buttonhole vs rope ladder which should we use? Tinus du Toit, South Africa |
| 16:40 | PD prescribing. Are we too prescriptive Ankur Shah, USA |
16:45 | DPA first ou DPCA first pour durer en Dialyse Péritonéale?
(PD first or DPCA first to last longer on PD?) Thierry Lobbedez, France |
16:54 | How I treat lupus nephritis in 2026 Kate Webb, South Africa |
17:00 | Evaluating the Effect of Structured Patient Education on Dialysis Outcomes in South Africa Tebogo Ndhlovo, South Africa |
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| 16:55 | Transforming PD in LMIC's - lessons from PDOPPS Talerngsak Kanjanabuch, Thailand |
17:00 | Peritoneal dialysis in the Republic of Congo: History and current issues Pierre Eric Gandzali Ngabe, Congo |
17:12 | A retrospective study of kidney transplantation ineligibility at a tertiary level public hospital in Johannesburg, South Africa Lauren Musson, South Africa |
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| 17:17 | Genetics and clinical phenotype of children with nephrotic syndrome at a tertiary hospital in South Africa: A descriptive study Shannon Leahy, South Africa |
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| 17:22 | Dissecting Genetic Contributors to eGFR Bias: Impact of African-Enriched GATM Regulatory Variants on Creatinine-Derived eGFR Olivia Gray, South Africa |
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| 17:27 | Diagnostic Yield & Clinical Impact of Kidney Biopsy in Patients with Diabetes and Proteinuria in a South African Tertiary Centre Aadil Omar, South Africa |
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| 18:00 | SA Renal Congress Networking Function | Exhibition Hall (Ballroom East & West) | |||||||
ISPD Congress and SA Renal Congress - Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC 1)
| 7:00 | Registration | Registration Foyer | |||||||
| 7:00 - 8:00 | ISPD General Assembly | Venue: Auditorium 2 | |||||||
| 7:00 - 8:00 | SA Renal Congress Plenary Session | Venue: Auditorium 1 | |||||||
| 7:00 - 7:20 | Managing symptoms in patients not offered dialysis | Peace Bagasha, Uganda | |||||||
| 7:20 - 8:00 | Debate: Dialysis for the marginal patients | Shoyab Wadee, South Africa vs. Graham Paget, South Africa | |||||||
| PLENARY SESSION Venue: Auditorium 1 |
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| 8:00 - 8:45 | The future of healthcare-related research in Africa: Collaboration and innovation | Ntobeko Ntusi, South Africa | |||||||
| ISPD CONGRESS PROGRAMME | SA RENAL CONGRESS: SANS PROGRAMME | SA RENAL CONGRESS: RCSSA PROGRAMME | |||||||
| MANAGING PD-RELATED TRANSITIONS | NURSING DEVELOPMENT | AFRICAN NEPHROLOGY POLICY FORUM | PREGNANCY / NEONATAL OUTCOMES | HAEMODIALYSIS | |||||
| Venue: Meeting Room 1.4 | Venue: Meeting Room 1.61 & 1.62 | Venue: Auditorium 2 | Venue: Auditorium 1 | Venue: Meeting Room 1.63 & 1.64 | |||||
| 9:00 | Transitioning from CKD to PD - Role of predialysis education Sally Punzalan, United Kingdom |
9:00 | Patient education and adherence with low health literacy Martiza Horn, South Africa |
9:00 | Welcome Charles Swanepoel, South Africa |
9:00 | Screening and follow up of CAKUT Christel Du Buisson, South Africa |
9:00 | Technology to interpret fluid balance and HD adequacy - common pitfalls Vakhtang Rekhviashvili, South Africa |
| 9:20 | Transitioning PD to HD: Who, when & how Ali Abu Alfa, Lebanon |
9:20 | Mentoring and professional development Ana Figueiredo, Brazil |
9:10 | The current status of CKD, dialysis workforce in Africa Abdou Niang, Senegal |
9:15 | Pregnancy-associated AKI: Life after the acute phase Bianca Davidson, South Africa |
9:15 | Hypotension on dialysis - is it all about fluid? Malcolm Davies, South Africa |
| 9:40 | Transitioning PD from paediatrics to adults: Is there an ideal time? Zibya Barday, South Africa |
9:40 | Supporting PD nurse growth in Africa Barbara Crisp, South Africa |
9:30 | Preventative management of CKD, saving lives and dollars Marcello Tonelli, Canada |
9:45 | Neonatal AKI management Bashir Admani, Kenya |
9:30 | New dialysis membranes, are they worth the hype? Alda Vermeulen, South Africa |
| 10:00 | Transitioning from AKI to ESKD in low resource areas Sampson Antwi, Ghana |
10:00 | Discussion | 9:50 | Approach to dialysis provision in Africa - Acute to chronic Brett Cullis, South Africa |
10:00 | Comparison of survival outcomes between South African patients on haemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis Bala Waziri, Nigeria |
9:45 | Balancing bleeding and clotting: Anticoagulation in dialysis Lungiswa Mtingi-Nkonzombi, South Africa |
| 10:05 | Delays in kidney replacement therapy workup in patients with advanced chronic kidney disease at Helen Joseph Hospital Anashya Hirmamun, South Africa |
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| 10:10 | Beyond Delivery: APOL1 Risk and Early Postpartum Kidney Health After Preeclampsia in South Africa Bianca Davidson, South Africa |
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| 10:20 | Urgent-start dialysis: Peritoneal or hemodialysis-which fares better? Abhilash Chandra, India |
10:10 | Nurse sensitive indicators Sally Punzalan, United Kingdom |
10:10 | The forgotten ones - kidney disease in Children Mignon McCulloch, South Africa |
10:15 | Renal Function Trajectories and Tacrolimus Exposure in Paediatric Liver Transplant Recipients: A South African Cohort Study Karabo Leotlela, South Africa |
10:00 | Artificial Intelligence Readiness in Nephrology: Awareness, Perceptions, and Barriers to Adoption Among Kidney Care Professionals in South Africa Boitumelo Mudumela, South Africa |
| 10:20 | Mortality in critically ill patients requiring kidney replacement therapy (KRT) for cardiac surgery associated acute kidney injury (CSA-AKI): a retrospective analysis Jessica Joseph, South Africa |
10:15 | Being a mother with Kidney Failure: A scoping review of qualitative studies on women who fell pregnant while on haemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis in Africa Siyanda Ngema, South Africa |
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| 10:25 | High Incidence and Mortality of Chronic Kidney Disease in Africa: Longitudinal Findings from the AWI-Gen Cohort Saabira Amod, South Africa |
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| 10:30 | Tea / Coffee Break and Poster Viewing | Exhibition Hall (Ballroom East & West) | |||||||
| ISPD CONGRESS PROGRAMME | SA RENAL CONGRESS: SANS PROGRAMME | SA RENAL CONGRESS: RCSSA PROGRAMME | |||||||
| LATE-BREAKING STUDIES | NOVEL IT IN PD - TRAINING, MONITORING, USE OF AI ETC. | AFRICAN NEPHROLOGY POLICY FORUM | CARDIO-RENAL METABOLIC SYNDROME | ETHICAL DIALYSIS MANAGEMENT | |||||
| Venue: Meeting Room 1.4 | Venue: Meeting Room 1.61 & 1.62 | Venue: Auditorium 2 | Venue: Auditorium 1 | Venue: Meeting Room 1.63 & 1.64 | |||||
| 11:00 | Safety and acceptability of an antimicrobial impregnated catheter for the prevention of peritoneal dialysis catheter-related infections Maarten Taal, United Kingdom |
11:00 | Flexing PD delivery with wearable devices Marjorie Foo, Singapore |
11:00 | Conservative care in Africa - Making the most of a bad situation Nicola Wearne, South Africa |
11:00 | The prevalence and severity of the symptom burden in patients with End Stage Kidney Disease (ESKD) in a resource limited setting Ane Jansen van Vuuren, South Africa |
11:00 | Ethical approaches to managing disruptive behaviours in the dialysis unit Yeoungjee Cho, Australia |
| 11:05 | Retrospective review of the spectrum of HIV-related kidney pathology at a tertiary centre in South Africa Anna-Liisa Tonata Kaapangelwa, South Africa |
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| 11:12 | A prospective, multicenter, randomized, crossover study of ultrafiltration and peritoneal sodium removal in steady concentration peritoneal dialysis Jennifer Allen, United Kingdom |
11:20 | PDTAP - results of systematic PD telemedicine platform in China Jie Dong, China |
11:15 | Ethics surrounding the management of kidney disease in Africa Valerie Luyckx, Switzerland |
11:10 | Beyond Numbers. Navigating BP in Diabetes Yazied Chothia, South Africa |
11:20 | Nursing care and ethical responsibility in dialysis symptom management Frank Brennan, Australia |
| 11:24 | Parietal Peritoneal Elastography Reflects Structural Burden Rather Than Functional Transport in Peritoneal Dialysis Patients Mahmud Islam, Turkey |
11:40 | Harnessing AI to enhance outcomes in PD Osama El Shamy, Canada |
11:27 | Experience of developing the kidney programme in Kenya - A policy makers perspective Stephen Mutiso, Kenya |
11:30 | Predicting long term Cardiovascular outcomes using albuminuria and eGFR June Fabian, South Africa |
11:40 | Respecting culture, saving lives: Navigating ethical barriers to donation Veronica Miya, South Africa |
| 11:36 | The portable WEarable Artificial KIDney (WEAKID) device for peritoneal dialysis: Preliminary safety and efficacy results from the First-in-Human trial Dian P. Bolhuis, Netherlands |
12:00 | Remote patient monitoring does it improve outcomes in rural areas Ramon Paniaguas, Colombia |
11:35 | Managing conflicting priorities in healthcare Nicholas Crisp, South Africa |
11:50 | Incremental dialysis: Benefits and cardiovascular risks Melissa Cheetham, Australia |
11:55 | To dialyse or not to dialyse, difficult decisions in paediatrics Lindokuhle Mahlase, South Africa |
| 11:48 | When the Water Stops: Dialysis at Risk During Urban Flooding in a Middle-Income Country With a PD-First Policy Uraiwan Parinyasiri, Thailand |
12:20 | To be confirmed | 11:55 | Panel Discussion | 12:10 | CKDOPPS: Global practice patterns in CKD 3 - 5 Roberto Pecoits-Filho |
12:15 | When should patients take their medication in relation to dialysis? Shattering the myths Lindie van Tonder, South Africa |
| 12:00 | Patient-derived Peritoneal Dialysate MSCs Restore Peritoneal Function by Attenuating Oxidative Stress and EMT Duk-Hee Kang, Korea |
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| 12:12 | Geographic Dispersion and Availability of Peritoneal Dialysis Programs: Implications for Expanding Home Dialysis Access Reginald Lassagne, Switzerland |
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| 12:24 | Discussion | ||||||||
| 12:40 | ISPD AND SANS CLOSING CEREMONY | Auditorium 1 | 12:30 | Closing Ceremony & Awards | |||||
