One day #kidneytransplant workup presented by Dr Scott Crawford - fabulous success #DNT2023

Debating equity challenges in kidney care in ANZ. Rapid fire presentations and Q&A @ANZSN #DNT2023

Consultation took place including consumers to determine the priority themes which have actually formed part of the recurring discussions here at #DNT2023

The big issue is their limited reach, questionable implementation and therefore impact (ROI). Also the role of social media, which hasn’t really been taken up by the AusNz kidney community to date (evidenced by the low engagement with my tweets from #DNT2023 😂)

Key priorities for transforming models of care to address patient priorities @RachaelCWalker — addressing barriers to accessing care, facilitating knowledge gain, eliminating financial constraints — community house dialysis + patient navigation are exciting models #dnt2023

Katherine Barraclough reminds us all of the environmental impact of participating in meetings like #DNT2023

Kate Wyburn presents on how the transplant allocation algorithm can overcome some of the issues of equity and utility #DNT2023

“Consumer engagement happens by choice, not by chance” @shyamrith amazing talk on models for consumer engagement and incredible exemplars shared of #purplehouse and @NIKTTaskforce at #DNT2023

The importance of patient-centred care and consumer partnership in research is loud and clear in this fantastic panel at #dnt2023 @scholes_nicki @RachaelCWalker @AndreaMatusGon @KidneyHealth

@MartinWolley presented in incremental HD - the importance of residual kidney function, the benefits for patients (with powerful quotes from patients) improving system’s capacity, safety of care and the need for more research #DNT2023

William Majoni, a wonderful supervisor, presented the sobering state of HD in the NT- lack of opportunity for community/home based therapies, the policy inertia that accepted substandard practices and the inability to retain staff #DNT2023

@YJCho16 presents on how PD offers a compelling solution to HD capacity- new models of care (urgent start and assisted), the need to improve PD longevity, overcoming barriers and the importance of education to improve physician familiarity/comfort so they can promote PD #DNT2023

I LOVE Scott Crawford’s work on “Transplant Work Up in a Day” - streamlining processes, a single point of call for patients (and all the scheduling..) minimising the impact on family and employment, improved communication, rationalising Ix, putting patients first! #DNT2023

Gary Torrens and Brett Mooney present on the depressing state First Nations’ access to transplantation- reminding us that we are treating our history’s mistakes, the importance of a black led workforce that needs to grow in size and reach, and their immediate impact! #DNT2023

@angelacwebster presents on transplant waitlist dynamics- significant differences across gender, race/ethnicity and interstate variation, underpins the important theme of equitable access to kidney care #DNT2023

@MelWyld showed the ongoing issues we have as a kidney community of gender equity at ALL career levels. Much work still to be done @ANZSN #DNT2023

#DNT2023 Morning group run, walk, shuffle

@DWJohnsonNeph shared updates regarding trainee selection including synchronising selection and network training @youngANZSN #DNT2023

@KrishRathika presents on @cariguidelines - the rapidly changing landscape of clinical guidelines, identifying priority areas, avoiding duplication, ensuring sustainability #DNT2023