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Advanced Kidney Care - maximising choice, optimising care Symposium 2026

Fetal Medicine Research Institute, London

25Jun5 mins Sarah Chapman kidney care concept 1903x558

Course summary

Join us for a multidisciplinary day reviewing developments in Advanced Kidney Care. In 2026 this one-day face-to-face symposium returns with an exciting schedule relevant to all healthcare professionals involved in this vital phase of kidney care.

Bookings are now open, or for more information please email ctukeducation@kcl.ac.uk.

Provisional Programme

Time Session

To 0900

Registration

0900-0905

Welcome

0905-0935

Who’s Being Left Behind? Health Literacy and Digital Access in Kidney Care

0935-1005

Balancing Risk and Benefit: Transplantation in Later Life

1005-1035

From Choice to Long-Term Success: Optimising Home HD

1035-1050

Patient story 1 – What I wish I had known before reaching Advanced Kidney Care

BREAK

1115-1205

BREAK OUT GROUPS: The routine to the extraordinary: case studies of symptom control and crisis management in supportive care

1210-1240

Right Access, Right Time:
Planning for Dialysis in AKC

1240-1310

Not Too Early, Not Too Late: Timing, Choice and Communication when starting Kidney Replacement Therapy

LUNCH

1405-1435

Caring for Patients With Severe Mental Illness: An MDT Challenge in AKC

1435-1515

Complex Patients, Complex Decisions: Case studies of best interest decisions in AKC

1515-1530

Patient story 2

BREAK

1550-1620

Shaping the Future of Advanced Kidney Care: Transform AKC Update

1620-1650

Supporting Health at Higher Body Weights Across the AKC Pathway

1650-1720

Medicines in AKC: Too Many Pills, Too Little Understanding?

1720

Review and close

 

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Session Topics

By the end of the symposium, you will have learnt about:

  • Planning for the right access at the right time
  • When to start renal replacement therapy
  • Health literacy and digital access in Advanced Kidney Care
  • Optimising home haemodialysis
  • Caring for advanced kidney care patients with severe mental illness
  • Complex patients, complex decisions: best interests in Advanced Kidney Care
  • Medication in Advanced Kidney Care
  • Supporting health at higher body weight across the Advanced Kidney Care pathway
  • Transplantation in later life
  • Transform AKC update

At this event

Katie Vinen

Consultant Nephrologist

Rosie Donne

Consultant in Renal Medicine at Salford Royal Foundation Trust

Jennifer Joslin

Locum Consultant Nephrologist, Imperial College NHS Healthcare Trust

Jules Briggs

Senior Renal Physiotherapist

Heather  Brown

Consultant Nephrologist

Eleri Wood

Kidney Nurse Consultant


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