Access Resources for Kidney Patients!

AAKP proudly recognizes October 19–25 as National Infection Prevention Week, reaffirming our commitment to protecting kidney patients, caregivers, and the professionals who serve them. Infections remain a leading cause of hospitalization and complications for people living with kidney disease, but simple actions—consistent hand hygiene, staying current on recommended vaccinations, safe catheter and access care, proper environmental cleaning, and staying home when ill—saves lives. All week, AAKP will share educational resources, patient voices, and practical tips.

AAKP's Infection Prevention Web Page

Featured Resources:

Pocket Guide to Managing Infection Risks for Dialysis Patients with Central Venous Catheter (CVC) Access - If you are on dialysis, particularly hemodialysis, there is an increased risk of infections at the site where the dialysis access is placed. Individuals on long-term dialysis, who have a central venous catheter (CVC) as their form of vascular access are at an increased risk of exposure to Cather-Related Bloodstream Infections (CRBSIs). The Pocket Guide is a tool to help patients and caregivers have more effective dialogue with their healthcare teams.
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CDC Conversation Starter to Prevent Infections in Dialysis Patients
This Conversation Starter is a way for patients and family members to initiate a discussion with dialysis facility staff about steps the facility takes to prevent infections.
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Patient Profile - Fiona McKinney – A Champion for Infection Prevention in Dialysis - Being prepared, informed, and connected will empower you to manage your kidney health. To help support safety awareness for kidney patients, Fiona McKinney, AAKP Ambassador, shares her story of infection prevention. 
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Patient Profile - Putting Safety First: A Home Dialysis Patient and Care Partner’s Journey in Preventing Infections - To help support safety awareness for kidney patients, Jimmie and Dawn Bates, AAKP Ambassadors, share how they work together to prevent infections.
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Article on the LOCK IT-100 study - If you or someone you care for is receiving hemodialysis through a central venous catheter (CVC), there’s encouraging news from a recent medical study that could lead to safer, more effective treatment.
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Access Resources for Kidney Patients!

AAKP proudly recognizes October 19–25 as National Infection Prevention Week, reaffirming our commitment to protecting kidney patients, caregivers, and the professionals who serve them. Infections remain a leading cause of hospitalization and complications for people living with kidney disease, but simple actions—consistent hand hygiene, staying current on recommended vaccinations, safe catheter and access care, proper environmental cleaning, and staying home when ill—saves lives. All week, AAKP will share educational resources, patient voices, and practical tips.

AAKP's Infection Prevention Web Page

Featured Resources:

Pocket Guide to Managing Infection Risks for Dialysis Patients with Central Venous Catheter (CVC) Access - If you are on dialysis, particularly hemodialysis, there is an increased risk of infections at the site where the dialysis access is placed. Individuals on long-term dialysis, who have a central venous catheter (CVC) as their form of vascular access are at an increased risk of exposure to Cather-Related Bloodstream Infections (CRBSIs). The Pocket Guide is a tool to help patients and caregivers have more effective dialogue with their healthcare teams.
Download for Free
Order a Free Print Copy

CDC Conversation Starter to Prevent Infections in Dialysis Patients
This Conversation Starter is a way for patients and family members to initiate a discussion with dialysis facility staff about steps the facility takes to prevent infections.
Download for Free

Patient Profile - Fiona McKinney – A Champion for Infection Prevention in Dialysis - Being prepared, informed, and connected will empower you to manage your kidney health. To help support safety awareness for kidney patients, Fiona McKinney, AAKP Ambassador, shares her story of infection prevention. 
Read/Download for Free

Patient Profile - Putting Safety First: A Home Dialysis Patient and Care Partner’s Journey in Preventing Infections - To help support safety awareness for kidney patients, Jimmie and Dawn Bates, AAKP Ambassadors, share how they work together to prevent infections.
Read/Download for Free

Article on the LOCK IT-100 study - If you or someone you care for is receiving hemodialysis through a central venous catheter (CVC), there’s encouraging news from a recent medical study that could lead to safer, more effective treatment.
Read Article Online

A kongresszus témái: Trends, Insights, Innovations: Neurosurgery beyond Technology 

A 21. századi gyors technológiai fejlődés, a mesterséges intelligencia, a gépi tanulás és a virtuális valóság  számos előnnyel járt az idegsebészet számára, de számos kihívást is jelentett.

Két viharos pandémiás év után a belgrádi kongresszus kiváló lehetőséget biztosít majd a tapasztalatok megosztására és az eszmecserére a magas szinvonalú tudományos programokon keresztül, amelynek célja, hogy átfogó betekintést nyújtson ezekbe az előnyökbe és kihívásokba.

A kongresszus programját ide kattintva tekintheti meg.

Bővebb információkat a kongresszus hivatalos honlapján talál: https://www.eans.org/

Last Chance!
New abstract deadline has been extended.
New abstract deadline is: May 29, 2022, 23:59 JST (Japan Standard Time)

Dear Colleagues,

On behalf of the Organizing Committee, I am delighted to invite you to the 29th Scientific Meeting of the International Society of Hypertension that will take place in the beautiful city of Kyoto, Japan in 2022.

Kyoto, the ancient capital of Japan, is famous for its long history and unique culture. However, it is also home to high-tech companies, such as Nintendo, Kyocera, and Omron, to name a few .....

It is with pride that I invite all of you to participate in the ISH 2022. I strongly believe that you will find the Japanese hospitality extremely satisfying and will be able to deepen and widen your knowledge and expertise to learn from the best and create professional connections. See you in Kyoto!

Hiroshi Itoh, MD PhD
Chair, ISH 2022 Kyoto
Immediate Past President, The Japanese Society of Hypertension

Családorvosok kedvezményesen regisztrálhatnak az online részvételre
(10 000 japán jen, nagyjából 28 000 Ft-ért).

Bővebben az absztrakt beadásról a kapcsolódó dokumentumokban olvashat.

Last Chance!
New abstract deadline has been extended.
New abstract deadline is: May 29, 2022, 23:59 JST (Japan Standard Time)

Dear Colleagues,

On behalf of the Organizing Committee, I am delighted to invite you to the 29th Scientific Meeting of the International Society of Hypertension that will take place in the beautiful city of Kyoto, Japan in 2022.

Kyoto, the ancient capital of Japan, is famous for its long history and unique culture. However, it is also home to high-tech companies, such as Nintendo, Kyocera, and Omron, to name a few .....

It is with pride that I invite all of you to participate in the ISH 2022. I strongly believe that you will find the Japanese hospitality extremely satisfying and will be able to deepen and widen your knowledge and expertise to learn from the best and create professional connections. See you in Kyoto!

Hiroshi Itoh, MD PhD
Chair, ISH 2022 Kyoto
Immediate Past President, The Japanese Society of Hypertension

Családorvosok kedvezményesen regisztrálhatnak az online részvételre
(10 000 japán jen, nagyjából 28 000 Ft-ért).

Bővebben az absztrakt beadásról a kapcsolódó dokumentumokban olvashat.