Tuesday 19 June - ukkw.org.uk

1 1 Tuesday 19th June 0900-0945 RA/BRS Familiarisation/briefing meeting Registration Opens 11:30 13:00 Exhibition Hall Lunch and Exhibition Auditorium Conference Opening Welcome from Donal O Donoghue; President of the Renal Association and Maarten Taal, President of the British Renal Society Getting It Right First Time - Improving care for all patients across all surgical and medical specialities - Professor Tim Briggs, CBE, MD(Res), MCh(Orth), FRCS; Chair, GIRFT Programme and Director of Strategy & External Affairs, Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital 14:00 15:30 Auditorium Raine Award presentation Chairs: Donal O Donoghue and Liz Lightstone Understanding socioeconomic inequity in living-donor kidney transplantation - Pippa Bailey.

2 Clinical Lecturer in Renal Medicine, University of Bristol ORAL ABSTRACT PRESENTATIONS O03 - The Host Immune Response to Cytomegalovirus is Associated with Reduced Efficacy of a T-cell Dependent Pneumococcal Vaccine in ANCA-Associated Vasculitis Dimitrios Chanouzas; Clinical Lecturer / Specialist Registrar, University Hospital Birmingham / University of Birmingham O04 - Key psychosocial issues causing distress in HD patients: Queen s Suite 1 Home Therapies CPD Session Chair: Nicola Thomas and Martin Wilkie Home Therapies Is it really equal access for all?

3 - Nicola Thomas; Professor of Kidney Care, School of Health and Social Care, London South Bank University The UK Renal registry Perspective - Matthew Tabinor; Specialist Registrar, University Hospital of North Midlands Developing a HHD program - Laura Thompson; HD unit Manager Sunderland NHS Trust Patient perspective Barts - Richard Endacott Learning outcomes To know the Renal Registry data on numbers of people on home therapies in the UK To discuss the potential drivers and barriers to running a Queen s Suite 2 AKI Chairs: Lynne Sykes and Prasanna Hanumapura Tackling AKI: a multicentre pragmatic clinical trial - Nicholas Selby; University of Nottingham Think Kidneys: the UK Renal Registry Master Patient Index James Medcalf.

4 Consultant Nephrologist, John Walls Renal Unit, Leicester General Hospital Update on recent clinical trials in AKI - John Prowle; Senior Lecturer in Intensive Care Medicine, Hon Consultant Intensivist and Nephrologist, Barts Health NHS Trust & Queen Mary University of London ORAL ABSTRACT PRESENTATIONS O23 - The prevalence of infectious aetiology in patients with community King s Suite Three Minute Heroes Sponsored by Kidney Research UK Chairs: Mark Dockerall and Elaine Davies 16 posters delivered in three minute presentations O07 - Immunosuppression reduction following renal transplantation is the rule rather than the exception in recipients aged 60 and over Trijntje Rennie; Transplant Fellow, Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh O08 - Renal Medicine Recruitment Challenge The UK experience Alvin Karangizi.

5 St3 Renal Medicine, Worcestershire Royal Hospital O09 - A pilot project using Point of Care Creatinine Testing for early identification and management of Sepsis-Associated Acute Kidney Injury in nursing home residents. Studio 1 Communicating with Patients Chairs: Tess Harris and Helen Hurst Difficult Conversations Andrew Mooney; Consultant Renal Physician and Honorary Clinical Associate Professor, St James's University Hospital, Leeds Dialysis Withdrawal - Emma Murphy; Clinical Lecturer, University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust and the University of Southampton ORAL ABSTRACT PRESENTATIONS O01- Assessing the demand for short animated information videos to enhance knowledge and understanding of renal conditions for patients, carers and healthcare professionals.

6 Arvind Nagra; Consultant Paediatric Nephrologist, Southampton Children's Hospital 2 problems, need and demand for psychosocial service provision Maaike Seekles; Research Associate, University of Salford O05 - Genomic Rearrangement Events in the RCA Cluster as a Cause of Atypical Haemolytic Uraemic Syndrome Patrick Walsh; Academic Paediatric Trainee, Newcastle University O06 - Cytomegalovirus infection is a risk factor for venous thromboembolism in ANCA-associated vasculitis Dimitrios Chanouzas; Clinical Lecturer / Specialist Registrar, University Hospital Birmingham / University of Birmingham comprehensive home therapies programme To hear the patient perspective on home therapies To recognise how the patient voice might increase the numbers of people on home dialysis, especially those from disadvantaged or 'hard-to-reach' groups acquired AKI with a particular focus on patients from care homes.

7 James Tollitt; Research Fellow, Salford Royal NHS Trust O24 - Quantitative Longitudinal Relaxation Time (T1) As Part of Multiparametric MRI Mapping Reveals Distinct Patterns of Renal Injury in AKI and CKD Huda Mahmoud; University Of Nottingham - The effects of plasma exchange and reduced-dose glucocorticoids during remission-induction for treatment of severe ANCA-associated vasculitis - Michael Walsh, Mcmaster University Evaluation of technology and design of the project. Josh Storrar; St4, Salford Royal Hospital O10 - Symptom Burden According To Dialysis Day of the Week in Three Times a Week Hemodialysis Patients Pann Ei Hnynn Si; Renal Registrar, Sheffield Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust O11 - B lymphocytes mediate acute kidney injury Akimichi Inaba; Mrc Clinical Research Fellow, University Of Cambridge O12 - Making every contact count; flu vaccination provision in the haemodialysis unit allows high levels of protection in a flu outbreak Clara Day.

8 Consultant Nephrologist, Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham O13 - Perspectives of Pregnancy Experience in Women with Chronic Kidney Disease: A questionnaire study using the Rare Renal Diseases Registry (RaDaR) Olivia Snowball; Research Midwife, King's College Hospital O14 - The Clinicopathological Spectrum of IgG4-Related Disease in North West London Stephanie Poo; Doctor, Imperial College London O15 - A novel podocyte phenotype of TRPC6 KO mice and the importance of the protein interaction between TRPC6 and calpain in health and disease. Louise Farmer; Research Associate, University of Bristol O16 - Changes in psychosocial workforce provision 2017- National UK Audit Paula Ormondy, University Of Salford O17 - Aurora Kinase Inhibitors Prevent Experimental Chronic Kidney Disease Ian Logan; NIHR Clinical Lecturer, Newcastle Hospitals O02 - The impact of an integrated Renal Supportive Care Service on symptom burden, advanced care planning and place of death for patients with advanced chronic kidney disease managed without dialysis.

9 Claire Douglas; Consultant In Palliative Medicine, NHS Tayside 3 O18 - Investigating the role of microRNAs in Acute Kidney Injury Lucy Newbury; Pdra, Cardiff University O19 - The Hyaluronan Synthase-1 (HAS1) isoenzyme promotes differentiation to a distinct subset of myofibroblasts that limit fibrosis progression. Aled Williams; Clinical Research Fellow, Cardiff University O20 - Urinary exosomes as a source of biomarkers of disease progression in Autosomal Dominant Polycystic Kidney Disease (ADPKD) Katie Raby; Phd Student, University College London O21 - SOX9 is a critical regulator of extracellular matrix deposition during kidney fibrosis Sayyid Raza; Clinical Research Fellow, University Of Manchester O22 - Characterising the role of tissue-resident innate immune cells in urinary tract infection Alex Riding.

10 University of Cambridge 15:30 16:00 Exhibition Hall Coffee break and Exhibition Queens Suite 1 Corporate Session The national aHUS service and current perspectives in aHUS Sponsored by Alexion Join a panel of experts to debate the different perspectives on aHUS including case studies, panel discussion, and the opportunity for Q&A. Introduction and Chair Professor Neil Sherin Differential diagnosis of aHUS and the role of national aHUS service - Dr. Edwin Wong Transplant and aHUS - Prof. Neil Sheerin aHUS in the post-partum setting - Dr Kate Bramham Discussion and Q&A Panel Queens Suite 2 Corporate Session Cases Discussion - Iron Deficiency Matters in Ca