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ISN-ISPD Webinar: Urgent Start Peritoneal Dialysis
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Between 30 and 80% of patients start dialysis as an emergency, most often with a temporary haemodialysis catheter. This results in excess cost and morbidity along with the inability of patients to access the dialysis modality of their choice. Urgent-start peritoneal dialysis has been shown to be safe and effective. This webinar will assess the evidence in favour of this approach, access options and treatment prescriptions.
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Edwina Brown (Moderator)
UK
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Brett Cullis
South Africa
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Elaine Bowes
UK
Senior Clinical Nurse Specialist, Kings College Hospital LondonA highly experienced Renal Nurse with 10 years experience of Percutaneous PD access procedures and 16 year's management of a PD service.Winner of the Heal Award for Pioneering in Health 2010: Presented for being the First Nurse in the U.K. to independently insert PD catheters under LA. The British Renal Society Jane MacDonald BRS Leadership Lecture Award 2015