We hope you will join us for our popular 18th Annual Scientific Meeting which we are delighted is able to return to a face-to-face meeting in London this year.
The meeting will promote and share academic and clinical interest across the cardiorenal multidisciplinary team. The focus of this year’s meeting will be to share the latest research and practice in the prevention and treatment of the failing heart and kidney.
State-of-the-art presentations with interactive discussion and case-based learning will be offered, with time to network in the breaks and visit our exhibition. After two years of holding virtual meetings we are looking forward to seeing everyone in person.
Places for healthcare professionals are limited and are going fast!
Is it for me?
Our meetings are aimed at healthcare professionals and are aimed at anyone treating the cardiorenal patient particularly those working in heart failure, cardiology, nephrology, diabetes, lipids, endocrinology, care of the elderly, general medicine, general practice, clinical pharmacy and allied disciplines. Feedback from past delegates has been very positive with 100% of delegates at our last meeting saying the meeting was clinically excellent to good.
Accreditation
The Cardiorenal Forum will award 5 CPD credits for this meeting.
Academic endorsement
This year’s meeting is endorsed by the British Society for Heart Failure (BSH), the Irish Nephrology Society, Kidney Disease Improving Global Outcomes (KDIGO), UK Kidney Association (UKKA), and the UK Renal Pharmacy Group.
Funding
This independent meeting is being supported and funded by a number of pharmaceutical companies. This enables us to offer a reduced registration fee.
Registration fee
Our registration fees are subsidised. Early bird fees to include lunch and refreshments throughout the day are:
£110 doctors (SpR and consultant grades), £75 concessions (nurses, trainees, allied HCPs), £300 commercial organisations.
All fees are inclusive of VAT.
The deadline for the early bird rate is the 11th September 2023.
From the 12th September 2023 registration fees (to include lunch and refreshments throughout the day) are: £125 doctors (SpR and consultant grades), £90 concessions (nurses, trainees, allied HCPs), £325 commercial organisations.
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09:30 | Introduction |
09.35 | Large clinical outcome trials of new generation diabetes drugs – a cardiorenal done deal? Professor William G Herrington, Co-lead, Renal Studies Group, Medical Research Council Population Health Research Unit, University of Oxford; Honorary Consultant Nephrologist, Oxford Kidney Unit |
09.55 | Diabetes and the heart – cutting edge treatment targets Professor Gerry McCann, NIHR Research Professor (Experimental Medicine) and Professor of Cardiac Imaging, University of Leicester |
10.15 | Discussion |
Chair: TBC | |
10:25 | Intravenous iron in heart failure Professor Paul Kalra, Consultant Cardiologist, Portsmouth Hospitals NHS Trust |
10:45 | Latest developments in glomerulonephritis Dr Lisa Willcocks, Consultant Nephrologist, Addenbrooke’s Hospital, Cambridge |
11.05 | Discussion |
11:15 | Coffee break / Exhibition and networking |
Chair: Professor Philip Kalra, Consultant Nephrologist, Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust; Professor of Renal Medicine, University of Manchester | |
11:45 | National Renal Service Transformation programme Professor Smeeta Sinha, Consultant Nephrologist, Salford Royal Hospital; National Clinical Director for Renal Services |
12:05 | Addressing health inequity in multi-morbidity Dr Sohail Munshi, Chief Medical Officer of Manchester and Trafford Local Care Organisations; Senior Clinical Adviser to Director of Clinical Integration, NHS England |
12.25 | Discussion |
13:15 | Lunch break / Exhibition and networking |
Chairs: Dr Lisa Anderson, Heart Failure Consultant, St George’s University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust; and Ms Carys Barton, Heart Failure Nurse Consultant, Imperial NHS Foundation Trust | |
14:15 | Setting the scene Professor Darren Green, Consultant Nephrologist, Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust |
14:30 | The importance of decongestion and how best to monitor Dr Peter Cowburn, Consultant Cardiologist, University Hospital Southampton |
14.45 | Discussion |
Chair: Professor Derek Yellon, Director, Hatter Cardiovascular Research Institute, UCL, London | |
14:55 | Cardiac trials Dr Geraint Morton, Consultant Cardiologist, Portsmouth Hospitals NHS Trust |
15:05 | Renal trials Dr David Lappin, Consultant Nephrologist/Honorary Personal Professor of Nephrology, Galway University Hospitals/National University of Ireland, Galway |
15.15 | Discussion |
15:25 | Tea break / Exhibition and networking |
Chair: Ms Kathrine Parker, Specialist Renal Pharmacist, Manchester University NHSFT | |
15:55 | Pruritis Dr Kieran McCafferty, Consultant Nephrologist, Barts Health NHS Trust, London |
16:05 | What to do with foundation therapies in end-stage kidney disease Dr Matt Graham-Brown, Clinical Associate Professor of Renal Medicine and Honorary Consultant Nephrologist, University of Leicester |
16.20 | Discussion |
Moderators: TBC | |
16:30 | Case 1: Initiating the four pillars of heart failure treatment in one month Dr Sarah Birkhoelzer, Cardiology Registrar, University of Oxford |
16:45 | Case 2: HIF stabilisers Ms Karen Jenkins, Consultant Nurse, Kent Kidney Centre, East Kent Hospitals, University NHS Foundation Trust. President, Association of Nephrology Nurses UK |
17:00 | Meeting close |
Dr Lisa Anderson Heart Failure Consultant, St George’s University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust |
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Mrs Carys Barton Heart Failure Nurse Consultant, Imperial NHS Foundation Trust |
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Dr Sarah Birkhoelzer Wessex Cardiology Registrar |
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Dr Peter Cowburn Consultant Cardiologist, University Hospital Southampton |
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Dr Matt Graham-Brown Clinical Associate Professor of Renal Medicine and Honorary Consultant Nephrologist, University of Leicester |
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Professor Darren Green Consultant Nephrologist, Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust; Honorary Professor of Cardiovascular Medicine at the University of Manchester; Visiting Professor of Life Sciences at Manchester Metropolitan University |
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Professor William G Herrington Co-lead, Renal Studies Group, Medical Research Council Population Health Research Unit, University of Oxford; Honorary Consultant Nephrologist, Oxford Kidney Unit |
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Ms Karen Jenkins Consultant Nurse, Kent Kidney Centre, East Kent Hospitals, University NHS Foundation Trust. President, Association of Nephrology Nurses UK |
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Professor Paul Kalra Consultant Cardiologist, Portsmouth Hospitals NHS Trust |
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Professor Philip Kalra Consultant Nephrologist, Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust; Professor of Renal Medicine, University of Manchester |
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Dr David Lappin Consultant Nephrologist/Honorary Personal Professor of Nephrology, Galway University Hospitals/National University of Ireland, Galway |
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Dr Kieran McCafferty Consultant Nephrologist, Barts Health NHS Trust, London |
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Professor Gerry McCann NIHR Research Professor (Experimental Medicine) and Professor of Cardiac Imaging, University of Leicester |
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Dr Geraint Morton Consultant Cardiologist, Portsmouth Hospitals NHS Trust |
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Dr Sohail Munshi Chief Medical Officer of Manchester and Trafford Local Care Organisations; Senior Clinical Adviser to Director of Clinical Integration, NHS England |
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Miss Kathrine Parker Specialist Renal Pharmacist and NIHR Clinical Doctoral Fellow, Manchester University NHS
Foundation Trust |
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Professor Smeeta Sinha Consultant Nephrologist, Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust, Northern Care Alliance NHS Foundation Trust; Honorary Professor, University of Manchester; Visiting Professor, Manchester Metropolitan University |
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Dr Lisa Willcocks Consultant Nephrologist, Addenbrooke’s Hospital, Cambridge |
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Professor Derek Yellon Director, Hatter Cardiovascular Research Institute, UCL, London |
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