President's prize day nephrology 2019

Date and time Wed 11 Dec 2019 from 8:30am to 6:00pm
Location Royal Society of Medicine
Organised by Nephrology

This meeting offers trainees, junior doctors and medical students the opportunity to present their clinical, basic science and translational projects.

Presentations will cover novel basic science and translational research in renal medicine developments, clinical medicine visual representation in the field and interventional disciplines that underpin nephrology.

The event serves as a networking forum for nephrologists to discuss their expertise and experience and comprises of four prize categories.

The below prizes will be presented at this event, unfortunately the deadline for all submissions has passed.

Images in Nephrology Award
Rosemarie Baillod Clinical Award
Stewart Cameron Science Award
David Oliveira Medical Student Award

Member

RSM Fellow	RSM Retired Fellow	RSM Associate	RSM Trainee	RSM Student
£45.00	£40.00	£30.00	£30.00	£20.00

Non - Member

Consultant / GP	Trainee	AHP / Nurse / Midwife	Student
£75.00	£50.00	£50.00	£40.00

Dr Jim Ritchie

Consultant Nephrologist and the CCIO for Salford Royal Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.

Speaker's biography

Dr Ritchie has been involved in the design and delivery of the successful Global Digital Exemplar programme and is the organisation’s lead for the design and delivery of their transformative Control Centre programme. Jim was trained as part of the first cohort of the NHS Digital Academy and now helps support clinical staff who wish to gain skills in digital healthcare.

Dr Ritchie will be talking about:

The approach to developing digital models of care in the NHS
Digital is not an island – the linkage of people, process and technology to deliver sustainable change
What it means to be a GDE or a fast follower
How digital can improve care and how clinicians can improve digital
Creating clinical informaticians
A horizon scan of digital innovations that will deliver change in the NHS

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8:30am

Registration, tea and coffee

9:00am

Welcome and introduction

Dr Allyson Egan, Past President, Nephrology Section, Royal Society of Medicine

Session One: The David Oliveira Medical Student Award

Chairs: Dr Elham Asgari, Consultant Nephrologist, Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Trust and Dr David Thomas, Honorary Consultant Nephrologist, Addenbrooke’s Hospital, University of Cambridge

9:10am

Exercise-induced changes in blood pressure and their effects on the eye

Mr Loïc Hayois, Medical Student, The University of Edinburgh

9:20am

Predicting the risk of chronic kidney disease in adolescents: machine learning algorithm derived from electronic health records

Mr Dominic Ng, Forth Year Medical Student, University of Manchester

9:30am

Exploration of dietary protein intake and skeletal muscle mass and function in non¬dialysis CKD

Miss Eleanor Fern Gore, Medical Student, University of Leicester

9:40am

CFHR5 in ANCA-associated glomerulonephritis

Miss Kajal Patel, Medical Student, University of Manchester

9:50am

Evaluation of KCa3.1 as a urinary biomarker for the monitoring of disease activity in IgA Nephropathy

Mr Lok Wai Christian Tang, Medical Student, University of Leicester

10:00am

The reproducibility and feasibility of non-contrast adenosine stress T1 mapping in patients on haemodialysis

Miss Federica Poli, Final Year Medical Student, University of Leicester

10:10am

Leibovich score is the optimal clinical-pathological system to predict recurrence of non-metastatic clear cell renal cell carcinoma

Mr Fortis Gaba, Sixth Year Medical Student, University of Edinburgh

Rosemarie Baillod and Stewart Cameron Awards

10:20am

Acute Kidney Injury e-alerts in pregnancy: rates, recognition and recovery

Dr Rouvick Gama, Renal Registrar, St Helier Hospital

10:35am

Single centre experience of Conservative Kidney Management (CKM) for End Stage Renal Disease (ESRD) in elderly patients

Dr Fathima Rishana Shuaib, Renal Specialist Registrar, Hammersmith Hospital

10:50am

Tea and coffee break

Session Two

Chairs: Dr Steve McAdoo, Consultant Nephrologist, Imperial College London and Dr Kate Bramham, Clinical Senior Lecturer and Honorary Consultant Nephrologist, King’s College London

11:15am

Use of Anti-thymocyte globulins (ATG) to treat rejection in kidney transplantation is associated with increased risk of viral infections and with increased risk of death in older patients

Dr Caroline Dudreuilh, Specialist Registrar in Renal Medicine, Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust

11:30am

Surrogate and imputed baseline creatinine values during acute infection: misclassification of acute kidney injury

Dr Daniel Cooper, Specialty Registrar, Cambridge University Hospital and Menzies School of Health Research

11:45am

Proliferative glomerulonephritis with non-organised immunoglobulin deposits (PGNMID): a retrospective case series

Dr Sarah Blakey, Renal Registrar, Hammersmith Hospital and Imperial College London

12:00pm

Choroidal thinning in CKD is modifiable with kidney transplantation

Dr Dan Pugh, Specialist Trainee in Nephrology, University of Edinburgh

12:15pm

Inherited salt losing nephropathy is associated with altered immunity and clinical immunodeficiency due to reduced Th17 responses

Dr Rhys Evans, Clinical Research Fellow, UCL Department of Renal Medicine

12:30pm

Changes in body mass index and outcomes after kidney transplantation: a single centre, retrospective, observational study

Dr Adam Arshad, Academic Foundation Doctor, FY1, North Middlesex University Hospital

12:45pm

Lunch and review of posters

Session Three

Chairs: Professor Bruce Hendry, Emeritus Professor, King's College London and Dr Allyson Egan

1:25pm

Investigating platelet function defects in chronic kidney disease [medical student]

Mr Ali Ahsan Khalid, Medical student, University of Cambridge

1:35pm

Endothelial glycocalyx and microcirculatory dysfunction in acute kidney injury following traumatic haemorrhagic shock

Dr Jennifer Joslin, Clinical Research Fellow and Renal Specialist Registrar, King’s College London

1:50pm

Leucocyte spleen tyrosine kinase activation in ANCA associated vasculitis

Dr Maria Prendecki, Clinical Lecturer, Imperial College London

2:05pm

Tacrolimus metaboliser status is independently associated with inferior long- term renal allograft survival

Dr Christopher Patrick Uy, Internal Medicine Trainee, East Sussex Healthcare

2:20pm

The effect of regularly dosed paracetamol versus no paracetamol on renal function in Plasmodium knowlesi malaria (PACKNOW): a randomised controlled trial

Dr Daniel Cooper, Specialty Registrar, Cambridge University Hospital and Menzies School of Health Research

2:35pm

Therapeutic myeloperoxidase inhibition attenuates neutrophil activation, ANCA-mediated endothelial damage and crescentic glomerulonephritis

Dr Marilina Antonelou, Clinical Research fellow in Nephrology, University College London

2:50pm

Tissue-resident B cells determine susceptibility to urinary tract infection

Dr Ondrej Suchanek, PhD Clinical Research Fellow and Honorary Renal Registrar, MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology, Molecular Immunity Unit, University of Cambridge

3:05pm

Loss of FERM domain-containing protein 3 (FRMD3) is associated with severity of chronic kidney disease

Dr Ross Doyle, Clinical Research Fellow and Special Lecturer in Medicine, University College Dublin

3:20pm

Segregation analysis on a pedigree with Alport Syndrome: deducing the mode of inheritance and making phenotype genotype correlations

Dr Maha Mohamed, Renal Speciality Trainee, Freeman Hospital, Newcastle

3:35pm

Live glomerular imaging of monocyte subsets in experimental crescentic glomerulonephritis reveals distinct phenotypes and effector functions

Dr Tabitha Turner-Stokes, MRC Clinical Research Fellow, Imperial College London

3:50pm

Proteinuria as an independent predictor of stroke: Systematic review and meta-analysis

Dr Dearbhla Kelly, Irish Nephrology Specialist Registrar and Clinical Research Fellow, Wolfson Centre for the Prevention of Stroke and Dementia, University of Oxford

4:05pm

Tea and coffee break

Session Four

Chairs: Dr Tina Chrysochou, President, Nephrology Section, Royal Society of Medicine, Consultant Nephrologist, Salford Royal Hospital and Honorary Senior Lecturer, University of Manchester and Dr Bean Dhaun, Consultant Nephrologist, University of Edinburgh

4:30pm

The Plenary Session: Digitising the NHS: There’s not an app for that?

Dr Jim Ritchie, Consultant Nephrologist, Chief Clinical Information Officer, Salford Royal Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

Images in nephrology

4:50pm

Laparoscopy for diagnosis of early encapsulating peritoneal sclerosis

Mr Harry Spiers, Academic FY2 Doctor, Manchester Royal Infirmary

4:52pm

The complete picture - Medullary sponge kidney

Dr Andrew Nanapragasam, Speciality Registrar in Clinical Radiology, King's College Hospital

4:54pm

Percutanous nephrostomy insertion - Patient information poster

Miss Megan Thomas, Core Surgical Trainee, University Hospital North Midlands

4:56pm

Presentation of Awards

5:10am

Close of the meeting

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Location Royal Society of Medicine, 1 Wimpole St, Marylebone, London, W1G 0AE, United Kingdom

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Wed 25 Mar 2020 from 8:00am

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Location Royal Society of Medicine, 1 Wimpole St, Marylebone, London, W1G 0AE, United Kingdom

Book Book

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Price £18 - £80
Location Royal Society of Medicine, 1 Wimpole St, Marylebone, London, W1G 0AE, United Kingdom

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