Education Archive
ISPD responses to crisis
- Hurricane Helene
Interim Strategies for Conservation of PD Solutions
- COVID-19
The ISPD Standards and Guidelines Committee has been working to adapt the recommendation of the Peking University First Hospital for PD patients during the COVID-19 crisis.
The recommendations are available in English and in many other languages. You can consult them here:
– ENGLISH – POLISH
– FRENCH – HUNGARIAN
– CHINESE – JAPANESE
– SPANISH – TURKISH
– PORTUGUESE
If you would like to translate this document to other languages, please contact us.
Webinars:
Joint webinar with the ISN on Use of PD for COVID19
associated AKI: clinical experience and updated 2020
ISPD guidelines.
Click here to watch it.
Follow up Webinar ISN-ISPD on Use of PD for
COVID19-associated AKI: questions and updates on
clinical experience.
Click here to watch it.
Webinar on COVID-19 and PD in the Indian
Subcontinent (PDSI-ISPD).
Click here to watch it.
Webinar in Spanish language on The effect of COVID-19
on PD treatments (Sociedad Valenciana de Nefrologia).
Click here to watch it.
PD Curriculum - Developed by the ISPD North American Chapter
- Anatomy and Physiology of Peritoneal Dialysis
Isaac Teitelbaum, MD, University of Colorado Hospital, Colorado
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- Peritoneal Dialysis Prescription and Modalities
Maria V. DeVita, MD, FACP, New York University, New York
Meghana Gaiki, MD, Lenox Hill Hospital, New York
Emmanuelle Gilles, MD, Lenox Hill Hospital, New York
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- Peritoneal Dialysis Adequacy
Suzanne Watnick, MD, Oregon Health & Science University, Oregon
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- Ultrafiltration in PD: Physiologic Principles
Ali Abu-Alfa, MD, FASN, Yale School of Medicine; American University of Beirut
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- Importance of UF and Clinical Management in PD
Ali Abu-Alfa, MD, FASN, Yale School of Medicine; American University of Beirut
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- Peritoneal Dialysis Catheter Placement and Management
Rajnish Mehrotra, MD, Harbor-UCLA Medical Center, California
John Crabtree, MD, Kaiser Permanente, California
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- PD-Related Infections Recommendations
Beth Piraino, MD, University of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
- Decreasing the Incidence of Peritonitis
Beth Piraino, MD, University of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania
- Non-Infectious Complications of Peritoneal Dialysis
Joanne M. Bargman, MD, FRCPC, University of Toronto, Toronto
- Nutritional Requirements of Peritoneal Dialysis
J. Kevin Tucker, MD, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Massachusetts General Hospital, Massachusetts
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- Bone and Mineral Metabolism in the PD Patient
John Burkart, MD, Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center, North Carolina
Maria V. DeVita, MD, FACP, New York University, New York
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- Encapsulating Peritoneal Sclerosis (EPS)
Joni H. Hansson, MD, Hospital of Saint Raphael/Yale University, Connecticut
Scott F. Cameron, MD, Hospital of Saint Raphael/Yale University, Connecticut
Zenon Protopapas, MD, Hospital of Saint Raphael/Yale University, Connecticut
Rajnish Mehrotra, MD, Harbor-UCLA Medical Center, California
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- Chronic Kidney Disease Education
Joel D. Glickman, MD, University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, Pennsylvania
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- Options for Renal Replacement Therapy: Comparison of Modalities
Joel D. Glickman, MD, University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, Pennsylvania
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- Patient Training and Staff Education
Judith Bernardini, RN, University of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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- Transitioning from Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) to Renal Replacement Therapy (RRT): A Guide for CKD educators and CKD patients
Judith Bernardini, RN, University of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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- Organization and Structure of a Peritoneal Dialysis Program: an important ingredient for success
Fredric O. Finkelstein, MD, Hospital of Saint Raphael, Yale University, Connecticut
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- Finances of Home Dialysis: Facility and Physician Payments
Thomas A. Golper, MD, FACP, FASN, Vanderbilt University Medical Center, Tennessee
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- Medical Directorship of a Home Dialysis Unit
Thomas A. Golper, MD, FACP, FASN, Vanderbilt University Medical Center, Tennessee
- Peritoneal Dialysis in Special Populations
Anjali Bhatt Saxena, MD, FASN, Santa Clara Valley Medical Center/Stanford University, California
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Peritonitis due to rare organisms - Online database
The Peritonitis due to rare organisms database is an online database to allow clinicians to report rare organisms causing PD peritonitis. It has been developed by Dr Khalid Mahdi at Sheffield, with support from Clifford Holmes, Joanne Bargman and Martin Wilkie.
We encourage you to report rare organisms through the database. It is quick to do and does not include any patient identifying information. When sufficient information has accumulated we will prepare a summary report and acknowledge your contribution.
CLICK HERE TO ACCESS THE DATABASE
Thank you for your help.
ISPD Vancouver Congress 2018 - Sessions
The International Society for Peritoneal Dialysis (ISPD) is pleased to present the presentations from the ISPD18 Congress in Vancouver. Making these presentations available is one of many efforts made by ISPD to help advance PD practice worldwide.
These presentations will remain available for ISPD18 attendees until the end of October 2018, and for ISPD members indefinitely.
We would also like to thank the ISPD18 speakers for their participation in the Vancouver congress and for their collaboration in making these presentations available online. Please note that some presentations are not available due to the speakers’ requests (in many cases, because they contained unpublished data).
Opening Ceremony
- Daniel Schwartz – ISPD 2018 Welcome Slides
- Jie Dong – Making the PD simpler
- Peter Blake – Presentation DIMITRIOS G OREOPOULOS Lectureship
- Simon Davies – Oreopoulos Lecture ISPD2018 – Individuals, providers, countries and continents – the challenges ahead
Acute PD, Co-Presented by ISN
- Fred Finkelstein – Acute Kidney Injury Saving Young Lives 0 by 25 a new frontier for PD
- Georgi Abraham – LOW COST HIGH QUALITY ACUTE PD
Assisted PD
- Matt Oliver – Cost Effectiveness of Assisted PD
- CC Szeto – Role of Domestic Employees in Assisting PD in Asia
Clinical Complications of PD
Helping the Dying PD Patient
- Vanita Jassal – End of life discussions & Stopping dialysis
- Peter Blake – PALLIATIVE PERITONEAL DIALYSIS
- Hellen Hurst – Helping the Dying PD patient
Initiatives to Grow PD
- Nalinee Saipraserkit – A deade of PD First in Thailand
- Mauricio Sanabria – PD PROGRAM IN RTS COLOMBIA
- Xueqing Yu – Big is beautiful Guangzhou model
- Anjali Saxena – Peritoneal Dialysis After 5 Years of the US Bundle
- Peter Blake – Ontario Renal Network Home Dialysis Initiative
International PD Stories
- Peter Nourse – Peritoneal Dialysis in HIV Positive Patients in South Africa
- Ali Abu-Alfa – Peritoneal Dialysis in Displaced Populations in the Middle East
- Abdullah Alhwiesh – Short is Beautiful – PD with a Novel Short Catheter
- Hideki Kawaneshi – 20 years of EPS Surgery
Less is More in PD
- Joanne Bargman – Choosing Wisely Peritoneal Dialysis
- Marisa Battistella – Less is More Polypharmacy and Deprescribing in PD
- Jenny Shen – Incremental PD
Patient Centered PD – Co-Presented with the Kidney Foundation of Canada, BC & Yukon Branch and Western PD Days
PD Clinical Trial Design
- Martin Wilkie – Introduction to the PD clinical trials session
- Allison Tong – Questions and outcomes that matter to patients
- David Johnson – Study Design for Maximum Impact
- James Sloand – Working with Industry to Answer Key Questions
PD Patient Education
- Kerri Cavanaugh – Addressing Low Health Literacy
- Gillian Brunier – Successful Educational and Support Strategies for PD Nurses and Patients
- Alicia Neu – PD Patient Education – Updates from Standardizing Care to Improve Outcomes in Pediatric ESRD SCOPE Collaborati
- Jie Dong – Different Retraining Methods vs Usual Care on the Prevention of Peritonitis in PD
Peritoneal Catheter
- Isaac Teitelbaum – The Catheter in PDOPPS and Other International Databases
- Suneet Singh – Catheter Placement
- Peter Kennealey – Peritoneal Dialysis Catheter Placement A Surgeon’s Approach to a Positive Patient Experience
- Dagmara Borzych Duzalka – Peritoneal Dialysis Catheters Outcome in Children. The IPPN Data
- Matt Oliver – Tribute to Dr. Tenckhoff (1930-2017)
Plenary Session 1
- Andreas Laupacis – Patient-partnered care
- David Johnson – The Nature of the centre effect in PD
- Peter Blake – Presentation of the Colin White Lecture
- Alicia Neu – Colin White Lecture The SCOPE Collaborative
Technique Failure
- Neil Boudville – DEFINITION AND CLASSIFICATION OF TECHNIQUE FAILURE
- Annie Claire Nadeau Fredette – The INTEGRATED initiative
Translational Research in PD – Co-Presented by ISPD & EuroPD
- Donald Fraser – Inflammatory Responses in Peritoneal Dialysis
- Olof Heimburger – Drug delivery to peritoneal membrane
- Manuel Lopez-Cabrera – Animal Models in PD
- Jacek Waniewski
CQI at a PD Program Level
- Sam Silver – Diagnosing a Quality and Safety Problem in Your Peritoneal Dialysis Unit
- Michelle Donoghue – Peritoneal Dialysis Continuous Quality Improvement Review
- Adrian Liew – CQI in the PD Unit The Singapore experience
For and Against the Motion – Urgent Start PD should be more widely used
- CON Daniel Schwartz – URGENT START PD – IT’S NOT TIME
- PRO Arsh Jain – Urgent start PD should be more widely used
Modality Selection
Novel Technologies to Support PD Patients
- KS Nayak – Novel Technologies to Support PD Patients
- Arsh Jain – Telehealth and Remote Monitoring – The CONNECT trial
- Chris Coello – Social Media & Blogs – A Patient’s Perspective
- Joel Topf – The Light side and The Dark side of Social Media and other novel technologies
Pain Management in PD Patients
- Sara Davison – Basics of Pain Management in Peritoneal Dialysis ESKD
- Edwina Brown – Opioids are often overused in PD
- Daniel Lam – Pain Management in PD Underutilization of Opioids
PD in First Nations
- Paul Taylor – YUKON CLINIC TALK
- Mauricio Sanabria – Peritoneal Dialysis in Remote Colombia Locations
PD Patient Outcomes That Matter
- Karine Manera – Standardised outcomes in nephrology PD – SONG-PD
- Mike Walsh – Patient Reported Outcome Measures in Research
- Martin Wilkie – Benchmarking for quality
Peritonitis
- David Johnson – Reducing peritonitis by translating evidence into practice
- CC Szeto – Anti-Microbial Prescription and Resistance in PD
- Martin Wilkie – Rapid diagnosis peritonitis
Plenary 2
- Bengt Lindholm – Bengt Rippe A Lifetime of Dedication to PD Science
- Olivier Devuyst – The Search for the Third Pore From Theory to Practice
- Simon Davies – What Bengt Rippe Taught us about the Clinical Practice of PD
SONG-PD ISPD Consensus Workshop
The Peritoneal Dialysis Practice Patterns and Outcomes Study Boldly Going Where No PD Study Has Gone Before
Volume status in PD – Co-Presented by Canadian Association of Nephrology Dietitians
Clinical Controversies
- Sharon Nessim – Is Home HD better than PD or is it all Case Mix Differences
- Scott Bieber – Are outcomes on APD superior to those on CAPD
- Sagar Nigwekar – The Role of Calcimimetics in PD
- Javier de Arteaga – Hyponatremia in PD too much water or malnutrition
Closing Plenary
Highlighting Young Talent in PD Research
- Yeoungjee Cho – Towards Improving Early Peritoneal Dialysis Outcomes
- Thyago Moraes – OUTCOMES OF PD PATIENTS IN A DEVELOPING COUNTRY
- Annie Claire Nadeau Fredette – PD and HD, comparative survival and integrated HD model
Key Clinical Concepts
Low GDP normal pH Solution Controversies
- Yeoungjee Cho – Do low GDP solutions preserve residual renal function by causing less ultrafiltration
- Hideki Kawanishi – Do Low GDP Fluid Prevent EPS
Making the PD Clinic Better
- Joanna Neumann – How to Run High Quality Time Efficient Clinic
- Chris Coello – Making the PD Clinic Better – A Patient’s Perspective
- Jie Dong – The Beijing Model-20180426 For PD Clinic Challenges
Plenary 4 – Late Breaking Trials
- Andreas Vychytil – Alanyl-glutamine-containing PD fluid
- Maria Bartosova – International Pediatric Biopsy Study
Strengthening the Role of PDI
- Martin Wilkie – Strengthening the role of Peritoneal Dialysis International – towards 2020
- Dirk Struijk – Clinical Research in PDI The High points from the Last 2 Years
- Raj Mehrotra – Emerging Trends in Biomedical Publishing
- Allison Tong – How should patient experience be better incorporated in PDI
Symptoms Management in PD
Other materials - Endorsed by the ISPD
Educational materials:
- Pathophysiology of Peritoneal Transport (Basic Science CME)
– Michael Flessner - Managing and Implementing Protocols (CME for Nurses and Allied Health Personnel)
– Gillian Brunier - How to Preserve Residual Renal Function (CME for Physicians)
– Joanne Bargman - Implementing a Successful PD Program in a Developing Country – (Symposium 01: How to develop a PD program)
– Xue Qing Y - PD Patient Training Guidelines manuscript
- ISPD Fellows
UK Dialysis Decision Aid:
The ISPD endorses the Dialysis Decision Aid Booklet from Kidney Research UK, a document which accurately describes PD and encourages patients to make an informed decision about Dialysis.