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Kidneys in transition: early clues, integrated care, new perspectives

This session will explore chronic kidney disease, from early detection and strategies to slow progression to the roles of primary and secondary care. It will also highlight the patient perspective, examining the shift from analogue to digital pathways. Developed in collaboration with the UK Kidney Association.

Chair: Dr Bhavna Pandya FRCP, Dr Sacha Moore

Dr Bhavna Pandya FRCP Consultant nephrologist and physician, Liverpool University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

Dr Sacha Moore WCAT specialty registrar in nephrology, University Hospital of Wales

Speaker(s): Professor Smeeta Sinha FRCP, Dr Rupert Major, Dr Kristin Veighey FRCP, Mr Owain Brooks

Professor Smeeta Sinha FRCP Consultant nephrologist, Northern Care Alliance NHS Foundation Trust

Detection of chronic kidney disease early and prevent progression

Dr Rupert Major Associate professor, University of Leicester

Chronic kidney disease: across primary and secondary care

Dr Kristin Veighey FRCP NIHR academic clinical fellow in general practice, University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust

Chronic kidney disease across primary and secondary care

Mr Owain Brooks Consultant pharmacist and clinical and operational lead, South West Wales Renal Medicines Service

From analogue to digital: collaborative and inclusive kidney patient education

What to expect

Clinical updates

Workshops

Hands-on sessions

Abstract competition

Networking opportunities

Speaker spotlight

Thursday 14 May

Dr Emma Rowlandson FRCP

Consultant in acute medicine, Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

Thursday 14 May

Professor Dan Lasserson

Professor of acute ambulatory care, University of Warwick and University Hospital Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Trust

Thursday 14 May

Professor Krish Nirantharakumar

Professor of public health and health data science, King's College London

Wednesday 13 May

Professor Philippa Matthews FRCP

Professor of infectious diseases, University College London

Feedback from <br/>previous attendees section

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previous attendees

A wonderful experience to attend — engaging, insightful, and full of good practice showcased. The topics were well selected and focused on real day‑to‑day clinical work, which made the whole conference incredibly helpful.

Med+ 2025 delegate, resident doctor

A really enjoyable conference — the hybrid option was invaluable. It made attending so convenient, and I’m looking forward to accessing the parallel sessions over the next few days.

Medicine 2025 delegate, resident doctor

I liked the range of topics covered, from national to global sessions. The Medicine conference is a great resource for general physicians, like me. It’s nice to take some time away from clinic to focus on learning.

Medicine 2025 delegate, consultant physician

Very clinically relevant and pitched at a good level. The presentations were informative, full of valuable take‑home messages, and genuinely useful for day‑to‑day practice — especially when on call.

Med+ 2025 delegate, consultant physician

As an international member of the RCP, these conferences are a nice way to touch base, meet other members and feel part of the community. The hands-on sessions and workshops were run really well – it's great to have practical learning alongside the lectures.

Med+ 2025, resident doctor

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