Poster Programme 2009

Conservative Management - Tuesday 13:00 - 14:00

01 END OF LIFE CARE AND DEATH IN PATIENTS ON MAXIMUM CONSERVATIVE MANAGEMENT OF END STAGE RENAL FAILURE USING THE SUPPORTIVE CARE PATHWAY (SCP)

Baharani J, Ferris B
Birmingham Heartlands Hospital

02 CAUSE FOR CONCERN REGISTER: SUPPORTING ADVANCE CARE PLANNING FOR PATIENTS FAILING ON DIALYSIS

Da Silva-Gane M, Mayne S, Samme S, Northover M, Warwicker P, Greenwood R, Farrington K
Lister Hospital

03 INTRODUCING THE ROUTINE USE OF THE PREFERRED PRIORITIES OF CARE END OF LIFE TOOL IN A SATELLITE HAEMODIALYSIS UNIT

Greaves C, Bailey E
University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay NHS Trust

04 QUANTIFYING THE ROLE OF PALLIATIVE MEDICINE IN END STAGE RENAL DISEASE :USE OF AT RISK REGISTER

McNally E, Pharro G, Klinger S, Feyi K, James A, Gretton K, Almond M
Southend Hospital

05 THE POSITIVE BENEFITS OF A CONSERVATIVE CARE PROGRAMME UPON REDUCING PATIENT MORTALITY

Nicholas J, Shears J, Clemson S, Bate J, Andrews K
New Cross Hospital

PLANNING CARE & PATIENT INVOLVEMENT - Wednesday 12:30 - 13:30

06 WHAT INFLUENCES PATIENT CHOICE OF TREATMENT MODALITY AT THE PRE- DIALYSIS STAGE?

Chanouzas D
Birmingham Heartlands Hospital

07 PATIENT EVALUATION OF A PRE-DIALYSIS EDUCATION PROGRAMME - IS THIS ENOUGH?

Cox S, Afuwape S, Silas L
Guys & St Thomas NHS Foundation Trust

08 THE BROADER SOCIAL CONTEXT OF DECISIONS: HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONAL’S PERSPECTIVES ON SHARED DECISION-MAKING IN THE MULTIDISCIPLINARY LOW CLEARANCE CLINIC

Elias R
St Georges Hospital

09 DIFFERENT BUT THE SAME - HOW TWO MODELS OF SELF CARE CAN ACHIEVE SIMILAR OUTCOMES IN A HAEMODIALYSIS SERVICE

Mayne J, Caguila V, Tibbles R
Guys and St Thomas NHS Foundation Trust

10 CARERS EXPERIENCE OF THE RENAL MULTI-DISCIPLINARY TEAM IN RELATION TO CARING FOR SOMEONE WITH END-STAGE RENAL FAILURE AND WHO IS HAEMODIALYSIS DEPENDENT

Robertson L
Queen Margaret Hospital

11 EDUCATING AND EMPOWERING; A MAGAZINE FOR HAEMODIALYSIS PATIENTS

Short P
East Kent Hospitals University NHS Foundation Trust

12 ESTABLISHING A LOCAL PATIENT SUPPORT GROUP

Taylor G, Hallatt J
York Hospital

13 MANAGEMENT OF CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE (CKD) IN PRIMARY CARE: HOT TOPICS FOR CONTINUING EDUCATION

Thomas N 1 , de Lusignan S 2, Van Vlyman, V 2, Chan C 2,Nation M 3, Jain N 3, Moore J 3, Harris K 4, Gallagher H 2& 5
1 City University , 2 St Georges University of London, 3 Kidney Research UK, 4 Univ Hosp of Leicester NHS Trust, 5 St Helier Hospital

14 "SKIPPING" OVER THE DOCUMENTATION HURDLE

Willis C
Birmingham Heartlands Hospital

HEALTH & WELL BEING (Tuesday 13.00 – 14.00)

15 NUTRITION SCREENING AND CLINICAL OUTCOME IN A HAEMODIALYSIS POPULATION

Campbell K 1, Campbell KL 1,2, Zavala LM 1, Lawal J 1, MacLaughlin H 2 1
Kings College London, UK, 2 King's College Hospital

16 IMPROVING SCREENING FOR DEPRESSION IN A HAEMODIALYSIS POPULATION

Corbett R, Hobbs C, Almond K
Southend University Hospital

17 IMPACT OF A NOVEL DIETICIAN-LED PHOSPHATE CONTROL INIATIVE IN A HAEMODIALYSIS SATELLITE UNIT

Desai M 1, Flint J 1, Oates T 2, Dupont P 2, Jayasena D 1, Onwubalili J 2, Cunningham J 3 1
Royal Free Hospital, 2 North Middlesex University Hospital, London, 3 Royal Free & University College Medical School

18 VIOLENCE AND AGGRESSION IN HAEMODIALYSIS UNITS

Jones J 1, Callaghan P 2, Eales S 1, Ross J 1, Ashman N 3 1
City University, London 2 University of Nottingham & Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust 3 Barts & the London NHS Trust

19 SHORT TERM HOME ENTERAL FEEDING IN THREE MALNOURISHED PATIENTS ON HAEMODIALYSIS IMPROVED NUTRITIONAL STATUS

Mafrici B
Nottingham University Hospital

20 PHOSPHATE CONTROL: WHAT DO PATIENTS KNOW ALREADY AND WHAT DO THEY WANT TO KNOW?

Perry S
Hull Royal Infirmary

21 SUCCESS OF AN OUTPATIENT EXERCISE PROGRAMME FOR KIDNEY TRANSPLANT PATIENTS l

Pursey V
York Hospital

22 MICRONUTRIENT INTAKE IN CHILDREN WITH CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE ON DIALYSIS

Trace S, Keele A
University Hospitals Bristol Foundation Trust

23 HANDGRIP STRENGTH - A SINGLE MARKER OF NUTRITIONAL ASSESSMENT?

Wells L, Hannah J, Brenchley V, Jones C
York Hospital

CARDIOVASCULAR RISK 2 (Wednesday 12.30 – 13.30)

24 IMPROVEMENT IN CARDIO-METABOLIC PARAMETERS FOLLOWING SUCCESSFUL SIMULTANEOUS PANCREAS KIDNEY TRANSPLANT (SPK) IN TYPE 1 DIABETES MELLITUS.

Cohen S, Paramanathan S, Karalliedde J, Thomas S,
Taylor J Guys and St Thomas NHS Foundation Trust

25 POST-DIALYSIS MEAN ARTERIAL PRESSURE IS THE BEST PREDICTOR OF LEFT VENTRICULAR HYPERTROPHY IN HAEMODIALYSIS PATIENTS.

Dasgupta I 1, Harvey P 1, Holt A 1, Nicholas J
2 1 Birmingham Heartlands Hospital, 2 New Cross Hospital, Wolverhampton

26 A MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH TO THE MANAGEMENT OF CARDIORENAL SYNDROME

Kotecha T, Chipping S, Naiker JV, Suresh V
Heart of England NHS Foundation Trust

27 AEROBIC CAPACITY AND BODY COMPOSITION IN HAEMODIALYSIS AND RENAL TRANSPLANT PATIENTS. A SINGLE CENTRE STUDY

Mason L, Mikhail A 1, Hilldrup I 1, Kingsley M 2
Swansea University, 1 Morriston Hospital, 2 Swansea University

28 TISSUE ADVANCED GLYCATION END PRODUCT CONCENTRATION IN DIALYSIS PATIENTS

McIntyre N, McIntyre C1, 2, John S1, Chesterton L1, Jefferies H 1, Korsheed S 1, Owen P, Burton J, Fluck R
Derby City General Hospital, 1Renal Medicine, Derby City General Hospital 2 University of Nottingham

29 BODY COMPOSITION AND FUNCTIONAL CONSEQUENCES OF GOAL DIRECTED ANTIHYPERTENSIVE THERAPY IN OLDER PEOPLE WITH CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE

Owen P 3, John S 1, Youde J 2, McIntyre C 1,3 1
Derby City General Hospital, 2 Derbyshire Royal Infirmary, 3 University of Nottingham

30 RELATIVE PRESERVATION OF RENAL FUNCTION IN METABOLIC SYNDROME PATIENTS WITH ESTABLISHED MACROVASCULAR COMPLICATIONS

Rao G, Renjith A, Burgess M
University Hospital, Aintree

31 EXERCISE MODULATES BOTH BODY COMPOSITION AND CARDIOVASCULAR FUNCTION IN CKD

4 John S 1, Kosmadakis G 2, Owen P 2, Feehally J 3, McIntyre C 2 1
Derby City General Hospital, 2 School of Graduate Entry Medicine and Health, University of Nottingham 3 Leicester General Hospital

CARDIOVASCULAR RISK 1 (Tuesday 13.00 – 14.00)

32 CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE; THE ASSOCIATION WITH CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE IN PRIMARY CARE

Dasgupta I, Baker G, El-Dalil, P
Birmingham Heartlands Hospital

33 DEFICIENCY IN PRIMARY HAEMOSTASIS, BUT NO PROTHROMBOTIC TENDENCY IN ESRF PATIENTS, COMPARED TO NORMAL VOLUNTEERS

Sharma S 1, Saraf S 1 , Farrington K 1,2, Gorog D1,3

34 EVALUATION OF PATIENTS ON PRIMARY CARE CKD REGISTERS - OPENING "PANDORA'S BOX"?

McIntyre N, Fluck R, McIntyre C, Taal M
Derby Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

35 DETERMINANTS OF REDUCED GFR IN CKD STAGE 3 PATIENTS WITHIN PRIMARY CARE

McIntyre N, Fluck R, McIntyre C, Taal M
Derby Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

36 DIFFERENCES IN IMPORTANT RISK FACTORS SUPPORT THE DIVISION OF CKD STAGE 3 INTO A AND B

McIntyre N, Fluck R, McIntyre C, Taal M
Derby Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

37 IS THERE A RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN RATE OF CHANGE OF BLOOD VOLUME PER LITRE OF ULTRAFILTRATE EXPRESSED IN PERCENT (DBV/KG %) AND DRY WEIGHT? THE SEARCH FOR A QUICKER METHOD TO START PATIENTS ON AUTOMATED ULTRAFILTRATION AND CONDUCTIVITY CONTROL.

Noble E, Pritchard N
Addenbrookes Hospital, Cambridge

38 THE RELATIONSHIP OF ALBUMINURIA AND VASCULAR CALCIFICATION IN TYPE 2 DIABETES

Singh D, Summerhayes B, Winocour P, Kaniyur S, Farrington K
Lister Hospital

39 THE DEVELOPMENT AND EVALUATION OF A SELF-MANAGEMENT PACKAGE FOR PEOPLE WITH DIABETES AT RISK OF CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE (CKD)

Thomas N, Bryar R, Makanjuola D
City University, 1 SW Thames Renal Unit, St Helier Hospital, Carshalton MANAGEMENT OF INFECTION & AKI (Wednesday 12.30 13.30)

40 REDUCED VASCULAR ACCESS RELATED BACTERAEMIA RATES ACHIEVED IN A RAPIDLY GROWING HAEMODIALYSIS UNIT THROUGH EFFECTIVE MULTIDISCIPLINARY TEAM WORKING

Eardley K, Stockdale N, Gill L, Harrington J, Gibson E, Palani B, Davies S, Harvey G
Shrewsbury and Telford Hospitals NHS Trust

41 HEPATITIS B SERO-CONVERSION, OUR EXPERIENCE

Cathy Hutton
Heart of England NHS Foundation Trust

42 ACHIEVEMENT OF 0% BACTERAEMIA IN A RENAL DIALYSIS UNIT

Mogg L, Willis C, Manji T
Heart of England NHS Foundation Trust

43 MORTALITY AND RENAL REPLACEMENT THERAPY DEPENDENCE ASSOCIATED WITH SEVERE ACUTE KIDNEY INJURY

Ng K P
Heart of England NHS Foundation Trust

44 FUNCTIONAL, MORPHOLOGICAL AND CYTOCHEMICAL CHANGES IN A LARGE ANIMAL RECOVERY MODEL OF POST CARDIOPULMONARY BYPASS ACUTE KIDNEY INJURY

Patel N 1, Lin H 1, Jones C 1, Toth T 2, Angelini G D 1, Murphy G J 1. 1
Bristol Heart Institute, University of Bristol, 2 Southmead Hospital, Bristol

45 ONE DIRECTORATE’S EXPERIENCE OF REDUCING MRSA BACTERIEMIAS

Powers S, Allen C
Heart of England NHS Foundation Trust

THE PATIENT PATHWAY (Tuesday 13.00 – 14.00)

46 ONCE MONTHLY ADMINISTRATION OF METHOXY POLYETHYLENE GLYCOL-EPOETIN BETA (MIRCERA®) SIMPLIFIES THE ANAEMIA MANAGEMENT PATHWAY IN A SINGLE HAEMODIALYSIS UNIT PATIENT COHORT

Breen C, Wells H, Waller H, Verster L
Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust

47 WHY ALL POTENTIAL LIVING DONORS DO NOT ACHIEVE THEIR AIM

Cullen T, Farrell M, Corbett R W, Almond M K
Southend University Hospital

48 THE LONG AND WINDING ROAD TO PD

Davies L, Jenkins J, Jones A
Cardiff and Vale NHS Trust

49 INTRAVENOUS IRON: THE PATHWAY REDESIGNED

Furness S, Robinson H, Gorton J, Lewis J, Tomlinson A, MacDonald J, Lewis D, Donne R
Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust

50 INTEGRATED TRANSITION OF PAEDIATRIC TO YOUNG ADULT CARE OF RENAL TRANSPLANT RECIPIENTS RESULTING IN REDUCED TRANSPLANT FAILURE

Harden P 1, Bandler N1, Bradley S2, Marks S 2, Taylor J 3, Walsh G3
1Oxford Transplant Centre, Churchill Hospital, 2 Great Ormond Street Hospital, London 3 Evelina Childrens Hospital, London

51 BEING ADULT ABOUT TRANSITION: THE EXPERIENCE OF AN ADULT RENAL SERVICE DEVELOPING A TRANSITION PATHWAY

Holman C, Worth D, Wootton H, Taylor G, Molyneux P
York Hospital

52 FACTORS INFLUENCING THE DECISION MAKING PROCESS FOR ADOLESCENTS AND YOUNG PATIENTS WHEN CHOOSING THEIR MODE OF RENAL REPLACEMENT THERAPY

Tebbit L, Price A, Ferris B, Dodds A
Heart of England NHS Trust

ACCESS FOR DIALYSIS ( Wednesday 12.30 – 13.30)

53 RETROSPECTIVE SURVEY OF VASCULAR ACCESS PROVISION FOR PATIENTS STARTING ON HAEMODIALYSIS AT A HOSPITAL IN 2007

Baharani J, Ting S, George P, Ng K P
Heart of England NHS Trust

54 BUTTONHOLE TECHNIQUE FOR HD PATIENTS WITH AVF

Barrios B
Heart of England NHS Foundation Trust

55 USE OF UROKINASE 4 STEPS TO RE-ESTABLISH OR IMPROVE BLOOD FLOW RATES OF A PERMANENT VASCULAR CATHETER

Dean S, Foster C
University Hospitals Coventry & Warwickshire NHS Trust

56 ACHIEVING 80% FISTULA PREVALENCE BY ENHANCING THE ROLE OF THE DIALYSIS ACCESS SPECIALIST NURSE

Fletchman L, Pondor Z, Robinson H, Gleave P, Lewis D, Donne R
Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust

57 A RETROSPECTIVE COMPARISON OF ANTIBIOTIC LOCKED LONG TERM TUNNELLED ACCESS AND COMPLEX SURGICAL ACCESS FOR CHRONIC HAEMODIALYSIS

Fluck R, Hayat A, McIntyre C, Fluck R
Derby City General Hospital

58 THE EFFECTS OF PROGRESSIVE HANDGRIP TRAINING ON ARTERIOVENOUS FISTULA MATURATION IN CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE - A PILOT RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL

Junglee N 1, Law B 3, Bigwood B 2, Williams D 2, Jibani M 2 Macdonald J 2,3 1
Ysbyty Gwynedd Hospital, 2 Bangor General Hospital, Wales 3 Bangor University

59 AUDIT TO EVALUATE THE EFFECTIVENESS AND SAFETY OF HIGH DOSE SYNER-KINASE (UROKINASE) TO TREATED BLOCKED CENTRAL VENOUS CATHETERS

Kattenhorn S
Queen Alexandra Hospital

60 EVALUATING THE CONSTANT SITE NEEDLING TECHNIQUE IN A HOME/SELF CARE PATIENT TRAINING FACILITY

Mattam M, Yuill D, Dutton G, Drummond G, Mitra S,
Manchester Royal Infirmary

61 MEDICAL INSERTION OF PERITONEAL DIALYSIS CATHETERS BY THE NEPHROLOGY TEAM USING THE SELDINGER TECHNIQUE - THE PORTSMOUTH PROTOCOL AND AN AUDIT OF INSERTIONS BETWEEN 2007 - 2008.

Uniacke M, Endall G
Wessex Renal and Transplant Unit Service Improvement 2

62 NURSE LED POST TRANSPLANT ANNUAL REVIEW - 18 MONTHS EXPERIENCE

Follows G, Redshaw H, Flood H
Salford Royal Foundation Trust

63 THE USE OF DISTANCE AND DRIVE TIME MAPPING TO OPTIMISE LOCALISED PLANNING AND PROVISION OF A DISSEMINATED DIALYSIS SERVICE ACROSS MULTIPLE DIALYSIS SITES IN A REGIONAL RENAL SERVICE

Harris K, Sharp J, Gladding S
Portsmouth Hospitals NHS Trust

64 MONTHLY ACTIVITY AND PERFORMANCE TARGETS FOR HAEMODIALYSIS - A RECIPE FOR MISUNDERSTANDING

Harris K, Hebditch T
Portsmouth Hospitals NHS Trust

65 OPTIMISING CLINIC LOCATIONS AND PLANNING DEMAND FOR A REGIONAL RENAL SERVICE OPERATING CLINICS ACROSS MULTIPLE SITES

Harris K, Sharp J 1, Schneider S 1
Portsmouth Hospitals NHS Trust, 1 University of Surrey

66 IMPROVEMENT OF DATA QUALITY AND SERVICE ACTIVITY RECORDING USING A COMPUTERISED DIALYSIS SESSION CHECKER TO IDENTIFY MISSING SESSIONS OR INCORRECTLY RECORDED DATA, IN A LARGE HAEMODIALYSIS SERVICE OPERATING AT MULTIPLE SITES

Harris K, Sharp J, Gladding S
Portsmouth Hospitals NHS Trust

67 YOU REALLY CAN'T DO WITHOUT ONE OF THESE - THE ROLE OF A DIALYSIS COORDINATOR

Jewell V, Macdonald J, Murray B, Crosby L
Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust

68 PROVISION OF HOLIDAY DIALYSIS FOR HAEMODIALYSIS PATIENTS - REINVENTING THE HOLIDAY CARAVAN IN THE 21ST CENTURY

Rhodes C, Roome P, Fluck R
Derby City General Hospital

69 AN AUDIT OF THE NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF PATIENTS ON PERITONEAL DIALYSIS

Thomsett K
East Kent Hospitals University NHS Foundation Trust

70 THE RENAL DIETETIC CONSISTENCY PRACTICE DOCUMENT: HOW IT CHANGES PRACTICE

Walker R
Royal Free Hampstead NHS Trust

71 EVALUATION OF THE EFFECTS OF INTRODUCING A SECONDARY CARE BASED NON MEDICAL ANAEMIA MANAGEMENT TEAM (AMT) AND A DARBEPOETIN ALFA HOME DELIVERY SERVICE FOR PATIENTS WITH ANAEMIA OF CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE (CKD)

Willms A, Hodson K
North West Wales NHS Trust

SERVICE IMPROVEMENT 1 (Wednesday 12.30-13.30)

72 AN AUDIT OF RENAL DIETETIC SERVICE PROVISION IN PRE-DIALYSIS OUTPATIENT CLINICS

Curwell J
Manchester Royal Infirmary

73 THE IMPLEMENTATION OF A SYSTEM FOR THE EARLY IDENTIFICATION OF KIDNEY DISEASE

(SEIK) Farmer C, Klebe B, Irving J I, Cooley R E, Hobbs H J, Stevens P E
East Kent Hospitals University NHS Foundation Trust

74 BRITISH RENAL SYMPOSIUM QUESTIONNAIRE OF SOUTHWEST PENINSULA HAEMODIALYSIS PATIENTS

Gair R, Parry R
Royal Cornwall Hospital

75 IMPROVEMENT IN DIALYSIS PREPAREDNESS AND LATE REFERRALS SINCE THE INTRODUCTION OF QOF ON CKD. A SINGLE CENTRE EXPERIENCE

Garrett P, Kuan Y, Kelly F, Mzimba Z, Kilpatrick C, McKeegan E, Elawad M, Lukasz C
Tyrone County Hospital, Altnagelvin Area Hospital, Northern Ireland

76 DEVELOPING A PATIENT-FACING REPORTING FORMAT FOR THE BRS PATIENT SURVEY TO MAXIMISE TRANSPARENCY OF RESULTS AND IMPROVE PATIENT EMPOWERMENT

Gregson J, Butler E, Wilson C, Slim H, O’Donoghue D, Macdonald J, Hegarty J
Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust

77 DEVELOPING AN APPROACH TO IMPROVE PATIENT EMPOWERMENT IN CKD IN PRIMARY CARE

Jain, J, Jordan H, Thomas N, Ward T, Bridger J, Gillespie C, Maynard B,
Kidney Research UK, QI-CKD Patient Empowerment Expert Group

78 DEVELOPING INTRAVENOUS IRON SERVICES IN ALTERNATIVE SETTINGS: A PRACTICAL GUIDE

Jenkins, K
On behalf of CKD Forum and Anaemia Nurse Specialist Association East Kent Hospitals University NHS Foundation Trust

79 CAN A CARE BUNDLE APPROACH BE USED TO IMPLEMENT BEST PRACTICE FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE (CKD) IN PRIMARY CARE?

Thomas N 1, Watson S 2, Harris K 3 1 City University, 2
Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh 3 University Hospitals Of Leicester NHS Trust

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