2023 Renal Dietitians Day

ANZSN Renal Dietitians Day

Sunday 3^rd September 2023

Real world kidney nutrition: Experiences, collaboration and innovation

RENAL DIETITIANS DAY SPONSORS

Please note this is a provisional program and is subject to change as the program is confirmed. Please check this page regularly for any updates.

0830 – 0900	Registration \| Conway Foyer
0900 – 1030	OPENING SESSION \| Bealey Room 3 & 4
0900 – 0910	Welcome Karakia – Hilary Dumbleton and Lyn Lloyd \| Bealey Room 3 & 4
0910 – 1000	Renal nutrition in natural disasters: Are you ready? Jessie Casas & Hilary Dumbleton	This session aims to reflect on experiences from natural disasters such as Christchurch earthquakes and Cyclone Gabrielle and discuss nutrition considerations and implications for dialysis patients. Facilitator: Anthony Meade
1000 – 1030	Applying real science with real people “Maybe stories are just data with a soul” – Brené Brown	This session aims to be an interactive discussion on complex nutrition cases. An opportunity to reflect and learn from the experience of others applying renal nutrition with real people. Case 1: A long winding road through public health: Transplant case study and transplant service discussion. – Suzy Jackson Facilitators: Louise Stanley and Carol Reid
1030 – 1100	Morning tea \| Conway Foyer
1100 – 1230	SESSION TWO \| Bealey Room 3 & 4
1100 – 1230	Applying nutrition science in real people “Maybe stories are just data with a soul” – Brené Brown	This session aims to be an interactive discussion on complex nutrition cases. An opportunity to reflect and learn from the experience of others applying nutrition in real people. Case 2: “A big loss for the ultimate gain”: Weight loss and bariatric surgery for Transplant- Sharleen Nancekivell Case 3: “Defying the odds”: Calciphylaxis in a haemodialysis patient- Shendelle Wells and Vanessa Hillgrove Case 4: “No guts all glory”: Haemodialysis, Short gut and stoma output- Nick van Veenendaal Facilitators: Louise Stanley and Carol Reid
1230 – 1330	Lunch \| Conway Foyer
1330 – 1500	SESSION THREE \| Bealey Room 3 & 4
1330 – 1500	Controversies in renal nutrition – IDPN in the real world Anthony Mead e and Dr Adam Mullan	What is IDPN and what’s all the fuss about? What does the evidence show and what’s wrong with it? The elephant in the room – What’s missing from the evidence? Who’s most likely to benefit? What are the pros and cons of different regimes? What outcomes should we be looking at? Facilitators: Lyn Lloyd and Sandra McLellan
1500 – 1530	Afternoon tea \| Conway Foyer
1530 – 1630	SESSION FOUR \| Bealey Room 3 & 4
1530 – 1630	Research and clinical change From ideas big things grow: steps to changing practice	This session aims to build awareness and confidence to undertake activities in clinical roles that can positively impact patient care and improve patient outcomes. Experienced clinician-researchers will lead the session and provide feedback to emerging clinicians to build capacity to undertake QI and research. This session will invite dietitians to present: Clinically-driven research or quality improvement activities, and Work that has changed clinical practice Session facilitators: Dr Jessica Dawson, Ms Stephanie Notaras, Ms Marguerite Conley Presentations: Nourishing your new kidney Ms Lydia Marshall. Wellington, NZ Standardised assessment to improve nutritional assessment and management in HD patients Ms Joanna Stockings. Newcastle, Aus Gut Health in CKD – video creation Ms Claire Trimingham. Adelaide, Aus Diarrhoea after kidney transplantation Mr Anthony Meade. Adelaide, Aus Telekinesis Study Ms Jo Beer. Perth Aus Kidney – Healthy Eating and Lifestyle Program (KIDNEY-HELP): randomised, feasibility study Ms Erynn McAuley. Brisbane, Aus Facilitators: Dr Jessica Dawson, Stephanie Notaras, Marguerite Conley
1630	Closing Karakia and wrap up – Amelia Thomsen \| Bealey Room 3 & 4
1730 onwards	Dinner ( not included in registration), brought to you by Clinicians RenalVit \| King of Snake For more information and to RSVP view details here.