Great Ormond Street Hospital are pleased to announce the Continuing Education Programme in Nephrology Week 2023. This 5 day course will consist of hybrid lectures on Monday morning, Thursday and Friday, with additional face to face workshops on Tuesday and Wednesday for those attending the Conference face to face.
The lectures will take place in the Zayed Centre for Research into Rare Disease in Children (part of Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children NHS Foundation Trust) with live streaming on Zoom for those unable to attend face to face in London and workshops will take place at the Holiday Inn Bloomsbury.
This course aims to increase your knowledge and understanding of paediatric nephrology using different symposiums and workshops.
The course is suitable for paediatric nephrologists, including those training and members of the multi-disciplinary team, paediatricians with an interest in nephrology and general paediatricians.
Face to Face (5 days) ticket will include:
Monday (09:00-12:30) - Lectures at the Zayed Centre for Research
Tuesday (09:30-17:30) - Workshops at the Holiday Inn Bloomsbury
Wednesday (09:30-17:30) - Workshops at the Holiday Inn Bloomsbury
Thursday (09:30-17:30) - Lectures at the Zayed Centre for Research
Friday (09:30-17:30) - Lectures at the Zayed Centre for Research
Tea, coffee and lunch will be provided
Virtual (3 days) ticket will include:
Monday (09:00-12:30) - Lectures on zoom, live streamed from the Zayed Centre for Research
Thursday (09:30-17:30) - Lectures on zoom, live streamed from the Zayed Centre for Research
Friday (09:30-17:30) - Lectures on zoom, live streamed from the Zayed Centre for Research
Delegates who reside in low and lower-middle income countries (defined according to the World Bank country classification of low income and lower-middle-income economies) can attend the course virtually for a lower cost of £50.00. Countries that fall into these two groups are on the above webpage listed on the right hand side of the page under 'low income' and 'lower middle income'
Course Directors: Professor Stephen Marks and Dr Zainab Arslan
