Tsar Donal O’Donoghue has a roundup of some relevant literature around the management of acute renal failure and the critically ill patient – all made topical by the general poor early management of AKI noted in the NCEPOD report. Both links are also notable for their puntastic title. Tsar’s Blog
The next Peninsula GIM training day programme has been released, and includes a talk on “Renovascular Disease” by Richard D’Souza. Exeter GIM
Peninsula based dual accreditees – Dr Jon Goodman, head of the Postgrad School of Medicine, has a message for you about GIM training day attendance.
What better way to spend my SHO night shift than by updating the presentation archive? Talks from Gloucester and Bristol training days now online for your viewing pleasure.
Greetings from Bristol International Airport, gateway to the WCN 2009.
The European Society for Organ Transplantation has a couple of courses coming up, some of which involve exotic travel, most of which don’t (no offence, Edinburgh). ESOT European Transplant Fellow Workshop Hesperis course
The next training day is in Bristol. Helen Stafford is presenting the journal club and links to the articles can be found here – usual password applies.
The programme for the next meeting follows. As always it is at the Walnut Tree Hotel, North Petherton. Contact Jo Taylor to confirm attendance at the meeting or meal. Now with CME approval. Location
Green Nephrology Fellowship (more) MRHA Doctors In Training conference (more) BAMMbino nightschool – “From Doctor to Chief Exec” (more)
Happy World Kidney Day!
