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KSS RENAL MEDICINE TRAINING DAY Dialysis Unit Management,Water Quality & Green Nephrology 30 September 2026 Part 1
KSS RENAL TRAINEES TRAINING DAY
Dialysis • Water Quality • Green Nephrology • SCE Preparation
DATE Wednesday 30 September 2026 TIME 09:00–16:30VENUE Sussex Kidney Unit (SKU),
Main Renal Seminar Room, Level 9, RSCH- Brighton + MST
Please see updated final agenda
FINAL PROGRAMME AGENDA
09:00–09:30 Registration & Coffee Registration / networking Prof Farid Ghalli
09:30–09:40 Welcome, Introduction & Learning Objectives Introduction Prof Farid Ghalli
09:40–10:20 Principles of Haemodialysis Interactive lecture Prof Farid Ghalli
10:20–11:00 Setting Up a Home Therapy Unit Interactive lecture Dr Sarah Lawman
11:00–11:15 Coffee Break
11:15–11:55 Managing a Haemodialysis Unit: The Consultant’s Perspective Case-based session Case-based group discussion
11:55–12:35 Managing a PD Unit: Clinical Governance & Troubleshooting Case-based session Case-based group discussion
12:35–13:15 Lunch Break
13:15–14:00 Dialysis Water Quality: From Tap Water to Ultrapure Dialysis Fluid Lecture Garri Young / Dr Adam MacDiarmaid-Gordon
14:00–14:30 Live Tour of the Water Treatment Unit with Explanation Water treatment unit tour Garri Young
14:30–14:45 Coffee Break Break
14:45–15:20 Green Nephrology: Sustainable Kidney Care & Dialysis Interactive lecture Dr Divya Permchandran
15:20–15:50 Green Dialysis Workshop: Water, Energy, Waste & Recycling Group workshop Focused group discussion
15:50–16:20 SCE Nephrology Challenge: Dialysis & Advanced CKD Interactive SBA / MCQ session Dr Clare Castledine
16:20–16:30 Key Learning Points, Feedback & Close Wrap-up Prof Farid Ghalli.
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| First contributed: | 02 October 2026 |
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