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2017-2018 INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY OF NEPHROLOGY Advancing Nephrology Around the World Saturday, 26 May 2018 @ 10:00 11:00 am Copenhagen time We kindly ask online and telephone participants to mute themselves during the meeting, except the

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Advancing Nephrology Around the World INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY OF NEPHROLOGY

2017-2018

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Advancing Nephrology Around the World INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY OF NEPHROLOGY

Saturday, 26 May 2018 @ 10:00 – 11:00 am Copenhagen time We kindly ask online and telephone participants to mute themselves during the meeting, except the person talking. This should greatly reduce interference. Thank you!

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Agenda

  • Welcome (R. Kazancioglu & V. Tesar)
  • Regional Board membership, incl. Committee & Affiliated Society Representatives
  • ISN membership in Eastern & Central Europe region
  • Regional needs survey
  • New ISN Governance structure
  • HIC / value proposition discussion
  • 2018 ISN programs & activities in region
  • New & ongoing ISN activities worldwide
  • AOB
  • Next meeting

AGENDA

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Welcome

  • ISN Eastern & Central Europe Regional Board
  • Representing:
  • Albania, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia,

Lithuania, Macedonia, Moldova, Poland, Romania, Republic of Serbia, Montenegro, Slovenia, Slovakia, Turkey.

  • Chair & Deputy Chair: Rumeyza Kazancioglu & Vladimir Tesar
  • Board Coordinator: Dominique Tudor (Society Manager)
  • ISN leadership: David Harris (ISN President)
  • ISN HQ representatives: Ariane Brusselmans (Programs and Education Director), Christine Castille

(Membership & Marketing Director), Sandrine Damster (Senior Research Project Manager)

  • Attending regional board members: Mirna Aleckovic, Myftar Barbullushi, Nada Dimkovic, Magdalena

Durlik, Petar Kes, Mladen Knotek, Jolanta Malyszko, Michal Nowicki, Emil Paskalev, Jadranka Buturovic Ponikvar, Milan Radovic, Halima Resic, Goce Spasovski, Viera Spustova, Mehmet Sukru Sever

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INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY OF NEPHROLOGY AGENDA

Agenda

  • Welcome
  • Regional Board membership, incl. Committee & Affiliated Society

Representatives (R. Kazancioglu & V. Tesar)

  • ISN membership in Eastern & Central Europe region
  • Regional needs survey
  • New ISN Governance structure
  • HIC / value proposition discussion
  • 2018 ISN programs & activities in region
  • New & ongoing ISN activities worldwide
  • AOB
  • Next meeting
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Eastern & Central Europe Regional Board Members

Rumeyza Kazancioglu Turkey Chair Vladimir Tesar Czech Republic Deputy Chair Adrian Covic Romania Member Nada Dimkovic Serbia Member Magdalena Durlik Poland Member Ymer Elezi Member Petar Kes Croatia Member Jadranka Ponikvar Slovenia Member Vytautas Kuzminskis Lithuania Member Marina Mugosa-Ratkovic Montenegro Member Jean Filipov Bulgaria Member Maris Plavins Latvia Member Sanjin Racki Croatia Member Milan Radovic Serbia Member Jolanta Malyzko Poland Member Ivan Rychlik Czech Republic Member

Adalbert Schiller Romania Member

Mehmet Sukru Sever Turkey Member Viera Spustova Slovak Republic Member Ondrej Viklicky Czech Republic Member Andrzej Wiecek Poland Member Mirna Alekovic-Halilovic Bosnia and Herzegovina Member/YNC Representative John Feehally United Kingdom Member/Execom Liaison Mladen Knotek Croatia Member/Affiliated Society Damjan Kovac Slovenia Member/Affiliated Society Inese Mihailova Latvia Member/Affiliated Society Liliana Tuta Romania Member/Affiliated Society Michal Nowicki Poland Member/Affiliated Society Kadri Lilienthal Estonia Member/Affiliated Society Emil Paskalev Bulgaria Member/Affiliated Society Sanja Simic-Ogrizovic Serbia Member/Affiliated Society Halima Resic Bosnia and Herzegovina Member/Affiliated Society George Reusz Hungary Member/Affiliated Society Dorian Sasu Moldova Member/Affiliated Society Myftar Barbullushi Albania Member/Affiliated Society Kenan Ates Turkey Member/Affiliated Society Goce Spasovski Macedonia, FYR Member/Affiliated Society ? ? Montenegro Member/Affiliated Society?

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ISN COMMITTEE REPRESENTATIVES

  • ISN Fellowship Committee
  • Rumeyza Kazancioglu, MD
  • ISN Nominating Committee
  • TBD
  • ISN Continuing Medical Education Committee
  • Vlamadir Tesar, MD & Milan Radovic, MD
  • ISN Educational Ambassadors Program Committee
  • Jean Jeanov Filipov, MD
  • iNET-CKD (International Network of Chronic Kidney

Disease Cohort Studies)

  • Andrzej Wiecek, MD
  • ISN Renal Disaster Relief Task Force Steering

Committee

  • Mehmet Sukru Sever, MD
  • ISN Clinical Research Program
  • Csaba Ambrus, MD
  • ISN Young Nephrologist Committee
  • Mirna Alečković-Halilović, MD
  • Publications Committee
  • Goce Spasovski, MD
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Agenda

  • Welcome
  • Regional Board membership, incl. Committee & Affiliated Society Representatives
  • ISN membership in Eastern & Central Europe region (C. Castille)
  • Regional needs survey
  • New ISN Governance structure
  • HIC / value proposition discussion
  • 2018 ISN programs & activities in region
  • New & ongoing ISN activities worldwide
  • AOB
  • Next meeting

AGENDA

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THE ISN COMMUNITY

ABOUT ISN

TOP 10 UNITED STATES 1140 CANADA 680 JAPAN 524 IRAN 382 INDIA 348 CHINA 318 AUSTRALIA 273 MEXICO 259 UNITED KINGDOM 221 SWITZERLAND 218

7,300+ members 150+ countries

100+

Affiliated societies

ISN reaches nearly 30,000 nephrology-related professionals through its partnerships with its affiliated societies.

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Membership of Eastern & Central Europe

Current members Current members by age range New members in 2018 Lapsed members in 2018

Membership

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ISN current members of Eastern & Central Europe

Membership

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Evolution of ISN members 2010-2018

Membership

Countries/Year 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Albania 4 3 6 6 6 2 1 2 4 Bosnia and Herzegovina 8 17 1 2 2 3 4 7 4 Bulgaria 7 13 5 3 3 4 4 2 3 Croatia 18 8 13 9 8 9 7 8 7 Cyprus 6 5 4 4 5 6 5 3 3 Czech Republic 30 26 22 24 25 26 27 26 21 Estonia 5 11 6 7 6 5 8 6 24 Hungary 20 14 7 6 6 5 5 7 3 Latvia 1 4 2 1 1 1 2 3 1 Lithuania 16 22 11 8 5 7 7 6 2 Macedonia, FYR 8 2 2 3 2 4 3 2 2 Moldova 9 4 10 10 20 10 9 18 10 Poland 28 21 15 12 12 12 13 23 14 Romania 36 27 13 20 19 19 21 27 21 Serbia 11 10 10 7 6 5 3 3 4 Slovak Republic 10 19 11 11 10 9 10 9 7 Slovenia 7 19 10 10 9 11 8 4 3 Turkey 283 73 15 27 27 37 41 45 18 Eastern & Central Europe 508 299 163 170 172 175 177 199 150

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BENEFITS & PRICING OF MEMBERSHIP TIERS

Discover which packages apply to you: https://theisn- community.force. com/Join/

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AVAILABLE TIERS FOR MD PER COUNTRY

HIC

Cyprus, Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Slovak Republic, Slovenia

  • ISN Full Membership print & online
  • ISN Full Membership online
  • ISN KI Publications print & online
  • ISN KI Publications online

UMIC

Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Macedonia, FYR, Romania, Serbia, Turkey

  • ISN Full Membership print & online
  • ISN Full Membership online
  • ISN KI Publications print & online
  • ISN KI Publications online
  • ISN Academy

LMIC

Moldova

  • ISN Full Membership print & online
  • ISN Full Membership online
  • ISN KI Publications print & online
  • ISN KI Publications online
  • ISN Academy
  • ISN Joint Group Membership

LIC

None

  • ISN Full Membership online
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TIERS FOR TRAINEES & RENAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS

Trainees Renal Health Professionals

Membership options Trainees

  • ISN Full Membership online

Pricing Full membership online

  • Year 1: $ 0
  • Year 2: $ 25
  • Year 3 and more: $ 50

Membership options renal health professionals

  • ISN Full Membership print & online
  • ISN Full Membership online
  • ISN Academy

Pricing Academy

  • HIC: $ 50
  • UMIC: $ 40
  • LMIC: $ 30
  • LIC: $ 0
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Eastern & Central Europe – Affiliated and collective societies

Albanian Society of Nephrology Association for nephrology, dialysis and transplantation of Bosnia and Herzegovi Bulgarian Society of Nephrology Croatian Society of Nephrology, Dialysis & Transplantation Estonian Society of Nephrology Hungarian Society of Nephrology Latvian Association of Nephrology Macedonian Soc. of Nephrology, Dialysis, Transplantation and artificial Organs Moldavian Society of Nephrology Montenegrin Association of Nephrologists Polish Society of Nephrology Romanian Society of Nephrology Serbian Cardionephrology Association (KARNEF) Serbian Society of Nephrology Slovenian Society of Nephrology Turkish Society of Nephrology

Membership

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Agenda

  • Welcome
  • Regional Board membership, incl. Committee & Affiliated Society Representatives
  • ISN membership in Eastern & Central Europe region (C. Castille)
  • Regional needs survey (A. Brusselmans)
  • New ISN Governance structure
  • HIC / value proposition discussion
  • 2018 ISN programs & activities in region
  • New & ongoing ISN activities worldwide
  • AOB
  • Next meeting

AGENDA

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Why a ‘Global Education’ Strategy?

Traditionally ISN has developed a series of largely unrelated events, publications and

  • nline learning opportunities for its members, which are applied opportunistically rather

than strategically. ISN believes that it is time to develop an integrated educational strategy based on:

  • Strategic Priorities of ISN adopted the Executive Committee and Council to advance

ISN’s mission

  • A thorough engagement with stakeholders to understand regional education priorities.

Timeline of GE Strategy: 3 years

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  • OBJECTIVE 1: Consolidate ISN’s “philanthropic” work in low and middle income countries

(current grants, programs & initiatives) and address the needs of the regions/ countries which benefit less from ISN support

  • OBJECTIVE 2: Evaluate and articulate ISN’s value proposition for high income countries, by

end of 2018 –

  • OBJECTIVE 3: Review existing educational activities and develop an integrated educational
  • ffering to address the needs of the nephrology community within the various regions
  • OBJECTIVE 4: Review existing research activities and develop an integrated set of research
  • fferings to raise the profile of ISN in the scientific community, in 2020 –
  • OBJECTIVE 5: Design and validate an impact assessment method for activities of ISN, by end

2020 -

BUILDING CAPACITY

Engage the renal community more consistently to facilitate exchange of knowledge and international collaborations

STRATEGIC PLAN 2018-2023

PRIORITY 4:

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Our Education “toolbox”

Events

  • WCN
  • Frontiers

Granting Programs

  • Fellowships
  • SRC/ STC
  • EAP
  • CME
  • CRP

Publications

  • KI
  • KIR

Online learning

  • Academy
  • Webinars
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We need your input!!

  • Help us to understand better your priorities and your

needs, in order to translate these into the various activities and operational plans of ISN.

  • => consultation process: input requested by 25 May

2018

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Agenda

  • Welcome
  • Regional Board membership, incl. Committee & Affiliated Society Representatives
  • ISN membership in Eastern & Central Europe region (C. Castille)
  • Regional needs survey
  • New ISN Governance structure (D. Harris)
  • HIC / value proposition discussion
  • 2018 ISN programs & activities in region
  • New & ongoing ISN activities worldwide
  • AOB
  • Next meeting

AGENDA

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IN EFFECT MAY 2019:

  • ISN Council will

be based on ISN Regional Board representation

REGIONAL BOARDS

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ROLES OF REGIONAL BOARDS

Chair and Deputy Chair

  • acting as regional representatives to the Council
  • coordinating regional priorities and Regional Board input
  • acting as main points of contact to provide regional perspective for ISN

Regional Board members at large

  • acting as country representatives to the Regional Board,
  • coordinating country priorities and input
  • acting as main points of contact to provide country perspective for ISN

REGIONAL BOARDS

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RESPONSIBILITIES OF REGIONAL BOARDS

  • Evaluate and prioritize –
  • understand, review and determine priorities for ISN activities in the region
  • Engage regional community –
  • create links with regional societies and governments and their members to share information
  • Facilitate activities –
  • work with relevant ISN staff, Council, Committee and ExCom members to create the necessary

regional adaptations for successful implementation of ISN activities

REGIONAL BOARDS

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ELECTION/TERMS: REGIONAL BOARDS

Regional Board Chair and Deputy chairs will be elected:

  • Regional Boards will nominate individuals for the position of Deputy-Chair from among members in

their region

  • The Nominating Committee will review the names proposed by the Regional Boards, and create a short

list for each Deputy-Chair position

  • An election will be held by vote of ISN members from that region
  • Those elected as Deputy-Chairs will serve a two year term, and will then succeed the Chair, serving as

Chair for two years The Deputy Chair cannot be from the same Country as the Regional Board Chair The Regional Board should include as far as possible one member from each country within the region Per the ISN Diversity policy, all nominations and candidate choices should embrace and proactively implement a mix of diverse candidates related to gender, ethnic, cultural and regional perspectives

REGIONAL BOARDS

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MEMBERSHIP OF BOARDS

  • Each Regional Board should be as inclusive as possible
  • The members should include the following but can be modified as regional circumstances

dictate:

  • All Councillors in the region
  • All members of ISN Programs and Committees from the region
  • One Executive Committee Liaison (Executive Commitee Liaison: John Feehally)
  • At least one member of the Young Nephrologists Committee
  • Selected members chosen for energy and commitment
  • President(s) or representative(s) of relevant affiliated nephrology societies as

communicated to ISN

  • Each Regional Board can elect a Core Group of 7-15 members to develop strategy and monitor

activities

REGIONAL BOARDS

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Agenda

  • Welcome
  • Regional Board membership, incl. Committee & Affiliated Society Representatives
  • ISN membership in Eastern & Central Europe region (C. Castille)
  • Regional needs survey
  • New ISN Governance structure
  • HIC / value proposition discussion (R. Kazancioglu & V. Tesar)
  • 2018 ISN programs & activities in region
  • New & ongoing ISN activities worldwide
  • AOB
  • Next meeting

AGENDA

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HIC value proposition

  • Issue: Membership in HICs has been gradually declining for the last 3 years. Also,

younger renal HCP are less inclined to want to become part of a member society.

  • Question: How do we rebuild our membership in these areas and continue to
  • ffer value for our young nephrology community? (Also discussed with Council in

Sharjah (March 2018))

  • Discussion / board members’ input
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Agenda

  • Welcome
  • Regional Board membership, incl. Committee & Affiliated Society Representatives
  • ISN membership in Eastern & Central Europe region (C. Castille)
  • Regional needs survey
  • New ISN Governance structure
  • HIC / value proposition discussion
  • 2018 ISN programs & activities in region (R. Kazancioglu & V. Tesar)
  • New & ongoing ISN activities worldwide
  • AOB
  • Next meeting

AGENDA

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FELLOWSHIPS

  • 15 Fellows supported since 2010
  • ISN Fellowship Application on May 1st 2018
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Fellows from Eastern & Central Europe Region - 2018

  • 2018 Applicants (from May 1 session):
  • 1 Applicant from region (currently being scored, results announced in July)
  • Miroslav Tislijar (University Hospital Dubrava, CROATIA)

Applied for 12 months training in Clinical Nephrology at Lancashire Teaching Hospitals, UK

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Application Session Total # Application received from Africa from South Asia from Lat America & Caribbean from OSEA from N&E Asia from NIS & Russia Applications from E&C Europe from

  • N. America &

Caribbean from Middle East May 2018 18 8 3 1 1 1 2 1 1

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35 16 4 2 5 1 3 2 2 May 2017 29 11 8 3 4 1 1 1

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44 20 11 4 1 4 2 1 1 May 2016 27 8 7 6 2 3 1

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39 14 4 12 2 2 2 2 1 May 2015 30 9 5 5 4 5 1 1

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50 17 8 14 2 5 2 2

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SRCs & STCs in Central & Eastern Europe

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SRCs in Eastern & Central Europe Region - 2018

ISN PROGRAMS

Name Level Emerging Center Supporting Center

SRC Bosnia & Herzegovina – UK A Clinic for Hemodialysis, Clinical Center University of Sarajevo The Sheffield Kidney Institute SRC Bosnia & Herzegovina – UK HB (changed from B in 2017) University Clinical center Tuzla, Department of nephrology, dialysis and kidney transplantation Royal Preston Hospital - Department of Renal Medicine, Lancashire Teaching Hospitals SRC Cyprus - UK OUT (from C in 2017) Nephrology Dept, Nicosia State Hospital UCL Center for Nephrology SRC Moldova - Romania A Republican Clinical Hospital/Renal Foundation C I Parhon Hospitalis

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CME PROGRAMS

www.theisn.org/continuing-medical-education-program

30 CME Meetings supported since 2010 Meetings 2016-2018

  • MACEDONIA, Skopje ‘Diagnosis and treatment of CKD - a new evidence and guidelines’ June 10 - 11, 2016
  • HUNGARY, Budapest ‘23rd Budapest Nephrology School, Nephrology, Hypertension, Dialysis, Transplantation’

August 26-31, 2016

  • BOSNIA & HERZEGOVINA, Sarajevo ‘Nephrology Update’ September 16 -18, 2016
  • BOSNIA & HERZEGOVINA, Sarajevo ‘Chronic kidney diseases and kidney transplantation in the developing

countries of South-Eastern Europe’ October 7-8, 2018

  • ALBANIA, Tirana ‘How to improve the follow-up and RRT’ March 24-25, 2018

BUILDING CAPACITY

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CME events in Eastern & Central Europe region – 2018

  • Iasi Transplant Forum “Right Kidney for the Right Recipient”
  • Date: 7-8 June 2018
  • Organiser: Popa University of Medicine and Pharmcy Iasi (SRC center)
  • Speakers: Rainer Oberbauer, Patrick Barry Mark, Paul Phelan
  • 2 CME Pending for Review by Committee: Events in Skopje, Macedonia and Belgrade, Serbia.

PROGRAMS

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Clinical Research in Eastern & Central Europe Region – 2017/2018

  • Recent Applications in 2017 – Rejected
  • 17-01-0092_TURK_Effect of Urine pH and Urinary Uric Acid Levels
  • Applicant: Mehmet Kanbay – Istanbul, Turkey
  • 0 Applications in 2018 (thus far)

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Educational Ambassadors – Eastern & Central Europe Region - 2018

  • No Recent Educational Ambassador Visits (last visit in 2013)
  • 0 Educational Ambassador applications received for 2018
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REGIONAL BOARD KI ARTICLE SERIES

BUILDING CAPACITY

Received the revised version from Prof John Feehally (our region’s Executive Committee Liaison) Finally had been sent to Ariane Brusselmans on May 2, 2018 for overview before submitting to KI

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WKD Regional Training Centres ISN Academy Global Kidney Health Summit Policy Forum UN High-Level meting on NCDs Advocacy 0by25/Kidney Care Network SYL GKHA Research ISN Events

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WKD 2018 – Eastern & Central Europe

  • Total number of events reported: 107
  • Countries participating: 8
  • Top Countries :

– Slovenia 80 – Turkey 11 – Romania 6

80 11 6 4 3 1 1 1 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90

Total Number of Events

Number of events submitted

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REGIONAL TRAINING CENTERS

ISN Regional Training Centers play a key role in ISN’s continuing efforts to establish and develop nephrology in low- and middle-income countries.

BUILDING CAPACITY

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ISN ACADEMY

BUILDING CAPACITY

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ISN ACADEMY: INTERACTIVE CONTENT

BUILDING CAPACITY

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ISN GLOBAL KIDNEY HEALTH SUMMIT

The first ISN Global Kidney Health Summit was attended by a selected group of international key opinion leaders and researchers. They met in Vancouver, Canada in July 2016 to set in motion a roadmap for action to change the status of kidney health worldwide, building on current knowledge, research and clinical activities. The second summit was held in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates, in March 2018 to design a global action plan to address the unmet needs of patients with end-stage kidney disease (ESKD).

BRIDGING THE GAPS

The Lancet - Global Kidney Health 2017 and beyond

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2017: FOCUS ON LATIN AMERICA Next in 2019: FOCUS ON OCEANIA AND SOUTH EAST ASIA The road to global kidney health – Summation of conclusions The forum’s participants, representing governments, policy-makers, nephrologists, researchers and other stakeholders, committed to a 12-point set of measurable actions, which confirms their will to reduce the burden of kidney disease worldwide.

THE ISN GLOBAL KIDNEY POLICY FORUM

BRIDGING THE GAPS

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POLITICAL ADVOCACY

  • ISN is actively engaging in international policy

discussions held at WHO and the UN on setting the global NCD agenda and advancing equitable kidney care.

  • ISN makes official statements, provides

evidence material to decisions makers, partakes in international conferences, and builds alliances within the NCD community to raise the profile of kidney disease in global health politics.

BRIDGING THE GAPS

WHO Global Conference on NCDs UN Modalities Resolution 71st WHA UN High-Level Review on NCDs

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2018 UN HIGH-LEVEL MEETING ON NCDs

BRIDGING THE GAPS

New 2018 edition release at the World Congress of Nephrology in April 2019

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ISN KIDNEY CARE NETWORK

ISN is undertaking a number of capacity building projects in LMIC aiming to improve service delivery and build sustainable capacity to truly transform kidney care. Building on the 0by25 Pilot Feasibility Study, the Kidney Care Network is currently focusing on AKI but aims to expand to CKD and ESKD in the future.

0by25 pilot feasibility project protocol at a glance

BUILDING CAPACITY

Active and upcoming sites Nepal Malawi Bolivia

Observation phase Pre- implementation phase Education and training Intervention implementation phase

South Africa Brazil

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ISN GLOBAL KIDNEY HEALTH ATLAS

BRIDGING THE GAPS

Overview

  • The ISN has recently conducted a research exercise on the status
  • f care for kidney patients across all countries of the world

published in its Global Kidney Health Atlas (GKHA).

  • As from 2019, the GKHA will be conducted in a four-year cycle to

track progress of nations on the capacity for kidney care across the spectrum. ISN GKHA: Preparations for 2019 Version

  • This second iteration of the survey by the ISN is aimed at defining

specifically the current global status of End-stage Kidney Disease (ESKD) care structures and organization towards achieving universal access to renal replacement therapy (RRT).

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ISN-ACT

Advancing Clinical Trials

Connect with the global kidney trial community To generate more high-quality clinical trials and studies in nephrology Update Creation of 4 ISN-ACT working groups (WG): Consumer WG, Trial Toolkit Creation WG, Key Issues WG, Building trial capacity & networks WG Eastern & Central Europe: Out of 148 researchers in ISN-ACT, 4 members are from the Eastern & Central Europe region

BUILDING CAPACITY

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iNET-CKD

International Network of Chronic Kidney Disease Cohort Studies

Join a global CKD research network ISN iNET-CKD is building an international network of existing, independently funded CKD cohort studies. iNET-CKD activities to date

  • Ongoing analyses on individual level data

for both iNET-CKD studies on: BP levels & treatment, progression rate of CKD cohorts

BUILDING CAPACITY

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INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY OF NEPHROLOGY Supported by a grant from:

HYDRATION FOR KIDNEY HEALTH

Research opportunities to expand knowledge and evidence on the effects of hydration in kidney health Results Every two years: One Hydration and Kidney Health grant One New Investigator Hydration grant One ISN-H4KH fellowship Yearly application deadline: October 1

BUILDING CAPACITY

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ISN MENTORSHIP PROGRAM

Overview Foster expertise-building relationships between highly-experienced nephrologists (the mentors) and nephrologists from low- and middle- income countries (the mentees) for 3 years. Deadline: applications are welcome all year long Status Update 20 pairs of mentor-mentees were matched More mentees needed : apply today!

BUILDING CAPACITY

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ISN EVENTS

World Congress of Nephrology WCN attracts more than 5,000 nephrologists from all over the world The congress is an annual event as of WCN 2020 in Abu Dhabi (UAE)

CONNECTING COMMUNITIES

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ISN EVENTS

Basic scientists, clinicians and practitioners convene in an intimate setting to discuss cutting-edge science. The ISN Global Kidney Health Summit provides a comprehensive strategy to address issues related to CKD care worldwide.

CONNECTING COMMUNITIES

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Agenda

  • Welcome
  • Regional Board membership, incl. Committee & Affiliated Society Representatives
  • ISN membership in Eastern & Central Europe region
  • Review of 2018 ISN programs & activities in region
  • New & ongoing ISN activities worldwide
  • Regional needs survey
  • New ISN Governance structure
  • HIC / value proposition discussion
  • AOB (R. Kazancioglu & V. Tesar)
  • Next meeting

AGENDA

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INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY OF NEPHROLOGY

Agenda

  • Welcome
  • Regional Board membership, incl. Committee & Affiliated Society Representatives
  • ISN membership in Eastern & Central Europe region
  • Review of 2018 ISN programs & activities in region
  • New & ongoing ISN activities worldwide
  • Regional needs survey
  • New ISN Governance structure
  • HIC / value proposition discussion
  • AOB
  • Next meeting (R. Kazancioglu & V. Tesar)

AGENDA

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Advancing Worldwide Kidney Health INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY OF NEPHROLOGY

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