ISN Webinar: Turning kidney health commitments into country action
Recorded On: 11/10/2026
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Following the 2025 World Health Assembly Resolution on Kidney Health, this webinar will show how global commitments can move into country action. It connects the Lancet five-step implementation framework, ISN-GKHA evidence for situational assessment, country strategy development, and SMART Advocacy to identify the policy, program and financing decisions needed for implementation.
Learning objectives:
- Understand the Lancet five-step implementation pathway.
- Use ISN-GKHA and other evidence to assess country gaps and opportunities.
- Translate priorities into a country kidney-health strategy and SMART Advocacy asks.
Further reading:
- Infographic: WHO KIDNEY HEALTH RESOLUTION – A framework for implementation
- Implementing the commitments of the World Health Assembly kidney health resolution: a key opportunity to improve health for millions
- WHO Resolution: Reducing the burden of noncommunicable diseases through promotion of kidney health and strengthening prevention and control of kidney disease
- ISN-GKHA interactive map
- SMART Advocacy Framework
Bianca Davidson
South Africa
Marcello Tonelli
Canada
Marina Wainstein
Australia
Dr Marina Wainstein is a clinical nephrologist based in Brisbane, Australia and is currently completing a PhD in digital health and acute kidney injury. She is the Chair of the ISN's Young Nephrologist's Committee and the appointed ISN delegate to the WHO Youth Council. She has a background in biomedical and healthcare ethics and a particular interest in aspects of informed consent for dialysis as well as issues of health inequities in the Australian Indigenous population.
Adeera Levin
Canada
Bashir Abdullahi
Somalia
Omar Abdulle Omar
Somalia
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