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| 08:00 | Workshop Registration | Meeting Room Foyer |
| BASICS OF PD WORKSHOP – supported by Adcock Ingram Critical Care | ||
| 08:30 | Welcome | |
| 09:00 | Peritoneal dialysis – Who, why and when Brett Cullis, South Africa | |
| Anatomy and physiology of the peritoneal membrane Bianca Davidson, South Africa | ||
| PD prescribing including APD Nicola Wearne, South Africa | ||
| PD access, keys to success Lungiswa Mtingi-Nkonzombi, South Africa | ||
| 10:30 | Tea / Coffee Break | Meeting Room Foyer |
| 11:00 | Predialysis education and patient identification Maretha Schoeman, South Africa | |
| How to train a patient on PD Leigh Morton, South Africa | ||
| Infectious complications Wesley van Hougenhouk-Tulleken, South Africa | ||
| PD in Children Ashton Coetzee, South Africa | ||
| 12:30 | Lunch Break | Meeting Room Foyer |
| 14:00 | Noninfectious complications Alda Vermeulen, South Africa | |
| Case studies – Peritonitis Faculty | ||
| 15:00 | Tea / Coffee Break | Meeting Room Foyer |
| 15:30 | Case Studies – Prescribing and fluid management Faculty | |
| 16:30 | Closing Remarks | |
| 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 | |||
| 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 |
| 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 | |
| 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 | |
| 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 | |
| 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 | |
| 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 | Meeting Room Foyer | |||
| 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 | ||
| 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 | |
| Infectious and non-infectious complications Maretha Schoeman, South Africa | 11:48 | Knowing the peritoneal membrane helps prescribing Richard Corbett, United Kingdom | 12:30 | Demonstration of catheter insertion in paediatrics Mignon McCulloch, South Africa | |
| Residual kidney function, clearance and PET – indications, collection and interpretation Ana Figueiredo, Brazil | 12:06 | PD in the Anuric patient Lily Mushahar, Malaysia | |||
| 12:24 | Managing fluid overload Maria Slon, Spain | ||||
| 12:42 | Assisted PD Edwina Brown, United Kingdom | ||||
| 13:00 | Lunch Break | Meeting Room Foyer | |||
| HANDS ON TRAINING WITH FACULTY | TROUBLESHOOTING: LEARNING FROM CASE STUDIES | HANDS ON TRAINING WITH FACULTY | |||
| 14:00 | Hand hygiene technique | 14:00 | Recurrent exit site infections Bianca Davidson, South Africa | 14:00 | PD catheter insertion Faculty: Richard Corbett, Robert Freercks, Mignon McCulloch, Peter Nourse, Nicola Wearne, Elaine Bowes |
| PD catheter exit site care and dressing | 14:30 | Supporting patients in low resource environments Jenny Shen, USA | |||
| Line changes and line contamination | 15:00 | Hernia repairs and leaks Lungiswa Mtingi-Nkonzombi, South Africa | |||
| Collecting sample and adding IP antibiotics | 15:30 | Acute kidney injury Sampson Antwi, Ghana | |||
| 15:00 | Congress Registration | Registration Foyer | |||
| 16:00 | Tea / Coffee Break | Meeting Room Foyer | |||
| 17:00 | Opening Ceremony | Auditorium 1 | |||
| 18:30 | Welcome Reception | Exhibition Hall (Ballroom East & West) | |||
| 7:00 | Registration in Registration Foyer | Registration Foyer | |||||
| 7:00 – 8:00 | BREAKFAST MEETING | BREAKFAST MEETING | ASK THE EXPERTS – CASES | BREAKFAST MEETING | |||
| PLENARY SESSION | |||||||
| 8:00 – 8:45 | What will PD look like in 2036? Simon Davies, United Kingdom | ||||||
| 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 | ||||
| 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 Pakpum Kuwijitsuwan, 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 | ||||
| 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-Fradette, 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 | Enhancing peritoneal dialysis safety through nursing-led quality improvement: from error prevention to system integration Shu Ting Yao, Taiwan |
| 12:30 | Lunch Break and Poster Viewing | Exhibition Hall (Ballroom East & West) | |||||
| 12:55 – 13:55 | LUNCH SYMPOSIUM | LUNCH SYMPOSIUM | LUNCH SYMPOSIUM | LUNCH SYMPOSIUM | |||
| PLENARY SESSION | |||||||
| 14:00 – 14:45 | Managing symptoms to promote good quality of life Frank Brennan, Australia | ||||||
| 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 | ||||
| 15:00 | Best practice in paediatric PD catheter insertion Alp Numanoglu, 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 nephrologist 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 | ||||
| 16:45 | Best of clinical science from PDI Jeff Perl, Canada | 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 Maretha Schoeman, 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 Rachael Walker, New Zealand |
| 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 | Improving peritoneal dialysis home support enrolment through an adapted national improvement collaborative in Singapore | ||
| 17:55 | Discussion | ||||||
| 18:00 – 18:45 | Young Nephrologists Committee (YNC) Quiz | ||||||
| 18:15 | Wine Tasting and Poster Presentations | ||||||
| 7:00 | Registration SA Renal Congress Registration Open from 11:00 | Registration Foyer | |||||||
| 7:00 – 8:00 | BREAKFAST MEETING | BREAKFAST MEETING | ASK THE EXPERTS – CASES | BREAKFAST MEETING | |||||
| PLENARY SESSION | |||||||||
| 8:00 – 8:45 | Evidenced based education – building the next generation of expert nurses and patients Josephine Chow, Australia | ||||||||
| WHAT BASIC SCIENCE CAN TEACH THE CLINICIAN – MEMBRANE PHYSIOLOGY | AFRAN SYMPOSIUM | CONSERVATIVE CARE AND SYMPTOM MANAGEMENT (French Stream) | GROWING THE PERITONEAL DIALYSIS FOOTPRINT | ||||||
| 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 | ||
| 9:20 | 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 | ||
| 9:40 | 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 | ||
| 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 | ||
| 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 | ||||
| 10:30 | 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 | FROM FELLOW TO LEADER: BUILDING A CAREER IN PERITONEAL DIALYSIS | TOWARDS ENVIRONMENTALLY RESPONSIBLE AND SUSTAINABLE PERITONEAL DIALYSIS | |||||
| 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?) Jeff Perl, Canada | 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 | LUNCH SYMPOSIUM | LUNCH SYMPOSIUM | LUNCH SYMPOSIUM | LUNCH SYMPOSIUM | LUNCH SYMPOSIUM | ||||
| PLENARY SESSION (French) | |||||||||
| 13:30 – 14:15 | What registries can do to promote PD growth – Nolph Lecture Thierry Lobbedez, France | ||||||||
| ISPD CONGRESS PROGRAMME | SA RENAL CONGRESS: SANS PROGRAMME | SA RENAL CONGRESS: RCSSA PROGRAMME | |||||||
| ISN SESSION | GUIDELINES SESSION | PAEDIATRIC (French Session) | TRANSPLANT | INFECTION CONTROL & QUALITY IMPROVEMENT | |||||
| 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 | Gastric acid suppression increases the risk of fractures in patients on peritoneal dialysis-a territory-wide cohort study Chun Kau Gordon Chan, Hong Kong | 15:30 | Discussion | 15:15 | Navigating Viral Hepatitis in Transplantation: Challenges and Solutions Mark Sonderup, South Africa | 15:15 | Rapid abstracts 3 x 5 mins |
| 15:30 | Rapid abstracts 3 x 5 min | ||||||||
| 15:45 – 16:00 | Tea / Coffee Break and Poster Viewing | Exhibition Hall (Ballroom East & West) | |||||||
| 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 | |||||
| 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 Jeff Perl, Canada | 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 | Abstract presentation | ||
| 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 | ||||||
| 18:00 | Presidents Dinner (By invite only) | 18:00 | SA Renal Congress Cocktail Reception | Exhibition Hall (Ballroom East & West) | |||||
| 7:00 | Registration | Registration Foyer | |||||||
| 7:00 – 8:00 | ISPD General Assembly | 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 | |||||||||
| 8:00 – 8:45 | To be confirmed | ||||||||
| MANAGING PD-RELATED TRANSITIONS | NURSING DEVELOPMENT | AFRICAN NEPHROLOGY POLICY FORUM | SA RENAL CONGRESS: SANS PROGRAMME PREGNANCY / NEONATAL OUTCOMES | SA RENAL CONGRESS: RCSSA PROGRAMME HAEMODIALYSIS | |||||
| 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 Rachael Walker, New Zealand | 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 | 9:20 | 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 | 9:40 | 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 | Impact of individualized education program on self-management: Ability of peritoneal dialysis patients Wei Qianqian Wei, China | 9:50 | Approach to dialysis provision in Africa – Acute to chronic Brett Cullis, South Africa | 10:00 | Dialysis in pregnancy: balancing maternal and foetal outcomes | 10:00 | Balancing bleeding and clotting: Anticoagulation in dialysis Lungiswa Mtingi-Nkonzombi, South Africa |
| 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 | Rapid fire abstracts – 3 x 5 mins | 10:15 | Rapid fire abstracts – 3 x 5 mins |
| 10:30 | Tea / Coffee Break and Poster Viewing | Exhibition Hall (Ballroom East & West) | |||||||
| LATE-BREAKING STUDIES | NOVEL IT IN PD – TRAINING, MONITORING, USE OF AI ETC. | AFRICAN NEPHROLOGY POLICY FORUM | SA RENAL CONGRESS: SANS PROGRAMME CARDIO-RENAL METABOLIC SYNDROME | SA RENAL CONGRESS: RCSSA PROGRAMME ETHICAL DIALYSIS MANAGEMENT | |||||
| 11:00 | Flexing PD delivery with wearable devices Marjorie Foo, Singapore | 11:00 | Advocacy for CKD provision in Africa Nicola Wearne, South Africa | 11:00 | Abstract presentation | 11:00 | Ethical approaches to managing disruptive behaviours in the dialysis unit Yeoungjee Cho, Australia | ||
| 11:20 | PDTAP – results of systematic PD telemedicine platform in China Jie Dong, China | 11:20 | Transplantation in Africa – is it a reality Albert Muranda, South Africa | 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 | ||
| 11:40 | Harnessing AI to enhance outcomes in PD Osama El Shamy, Canada | 11:40 | Ethics surrounding the management of kidney disease in Africa Valerie Luyckx, Switzerland | 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 | ||
| 12:00 | Remote patient monitoring does it improve outcomes in rural areas Ramon Paniaguas, Colombia | 12:00 | 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 | ||
| 12:20 | Revolutionizing peritoneal dialysis care through smart technology: Paving the digital path towards precision, safety, and integration Han Yu Kuo, Taiwan | 12:20 | 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 | ||
| 12:30 | CLOSING CEREMONY | Auditorium 1 | 12:30 | Closing Ceremony & Awards | 12:30 | Closing Ceremony & Awards | |||
