Award Description of Award Eligibility Criteria Selection Criteria Selection Committee Entitlement of Award
John Maher The award was first created in 1995 in memory of John Maher, First President of ISPD. The award honors young individuals who have contributed significantly to the field of peritoneal dialysis, in clinical excellence, research and advocacy. <45 years old at the deadline of the call for nominations.

Both members & non-members are eligible to be nominated

 As per Scholarship & Awards Committee.

(To expand from Committee current scoring criteria)

 Scholarship & Awards Committee.

Ratified by Executive Committee  and Council.

  USD 5,000.00.

Cost of Travel & Accommodation provided by ISPD Local Organizing Committee.

Complimentary Registration at upcoming ISPD Congress.

Lecture at the upcoming ISPD congress on the awardee’s work.
Oreopoulous The award was first created in 2014 in memory of Dimitrios G. Oreopoulos, Past President of ISPD and Founding Editor of Peritoneal Dialysis International. The award honors an individual who demonstrates stellar lifetime achievement in the field of peritoneal dialysis. Only members of ISPD of good standing at the deadline of the call for nominations may be nominated.

> 45 years old at the deadline of the call of nominations.

 As per Scholarship & Awards Committee.

(To expand from Committee current scoring criteria)

 Scholarship & Awards Committee.

Ratified by Executive Committee and Council.

 Certificate and Plaque. No monetary award.

Cost of Travel & Accommodation provided by ISPD Local Organizing Committee.

Complimentary Registration at upcoming ISPD Congress.

Awardee not required to give a lecture.
Jonas Bergstrom The award honors the individual with the best submitted abstract at the ISPD Congress. Both members and non-members of the ISPD can be considered for the award.

Awardee must be the presenting author at the congress.

 Top 10 abstracts receiving the highest scores will be considered.

The Executive Committee of the ISPD will score these abstract out of a maximum of 10 points independently. Award will be given to the abstract with the highest score from the Executive Committee.

 Scientific Committee of the ISPD Congress scores all submitted abstracts

Executive Committee selects award winner

 Certificate of Award.

Awardee must present the winning abstract in person at the upcoming ISPD congress.

No monetary award.

Awardee will be offered one year complimentary membership to ISPD.
Karl Nolph
Lecture		 The award was created in memory of Karl Nolph, Past President of the ISPD. The award is given to an individual with a particular field of expertise (clinical, basic science, policy & advocacy) in peritoneal dialysis. Both members or non-members may be considered for the award. Expertise in the field of peritoneal dialysis of particular significance, interest and impact to the scientific community. ISPD Executive Committee No monetary award

Cost of Travel & Accommodation provided by ISPD Local Organizing Committee.

Complimentary Registration at upcoming ISPD Congress.

Awardee to present his/her work at the Karl Nolph Lecture session.