Conference Registration and Workshop Sign-up
Registration online is only available for Virtual Event attendees.
In-person attendees must now register on-site at the Hilton San Diego Bayfront Hotel - Sapphire Foyer (4th floor)
VIRTUAL EVENT REGISTRATION
Register Now
If you have completed a registration for the in-person event, you may login above and review your selections or makechanges/additions to workshop, breakfast and lunch selections. To cancel an elective activity please contact conference admin at crrt@res-inc.com. Refunds are not issued online.
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1. Early Bird Registration
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On or before January 7, 2022
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2. Pre-registration
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January 8, 2022 - February 4, 2022
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3. Registration
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February 5 - March 10, 2022 On-Site
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FREE MULTIMEDIA PACKAGE WITH REGISTRATION - Again in 2022!
Register online by March 1 and receive a free Multimedia Package when you stay at the Conference Hotel - a $250 value! Please support the AKI & CRRT Conference and make your hotel reservations within the designated Hilton San Diego Bayfront Room Block. Stay for a minimum of 3 nights and you will get access to the conference Multimedia Package (a post conference review that includes video/audio/slides). This discount is available per room and not per person. Please note that you must also make your hotel reservations within the group room block by March 1 to qualify. Hotel Information and Reservations
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
All participants must register and pay the appropriate fee. Conference
registrants will have access to all plenary sessions, standard workshops and
poster sessions. The registration fee includes CME accreditation, conference
syllabus on digital media, coffee in the morning and at breaks, receptions on
Monday and Tuesday, and breakfasts/lunches on Tuesday and Wednesday. On-site registration
will begin on Sunday, March 6. Poster Viewing will begin on Monday
evening March 7. For additional registration times see the program.
Registration Fee does not include Elective AKI Symposium or CRRT Workshop.
Registration Fees
(Subject to change. Include standard conference workshops)
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Early Bird Registration
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Pre-registration
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Registration
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Physicians / Other (MD, PhD, etc.)
With Multimedia Package
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$770
$1020
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$870
$1120
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$930
$1180
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Physicians In Training*
With Multimedia Package
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$570
$820
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$670
$920
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$715
$965
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Nurses
With Multimedia Package
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$570
$820
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$670
$920
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$715
$965
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Allied Personnel (Dieticians,
Pharmacists)
With Multimedia Package
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$570
$820
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$670
$920
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$715
$965
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Industry Professional
With Multimedia Package
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$770
$1020
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$870
$1120
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$930
$1180
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*Fellow/Residents - Letter of verification from Department Head required.
Elective Fees
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Early Bird Registration
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Pre-registration
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Registration
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CRRT Workshop (with conference reg.) Two Day Event
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$260
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$280
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$300
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AKI Symposium (with conference reg.)
AKI With Multimedia
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$260
$385
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$280
$405
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$300
$425
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AKI Symposium (without conference reg.)
AKI With Multimedia
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$290
$415
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$310
$435
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$330
$455
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CONFERENCE CANCELLATION POLICY
If your registration must be cancelled, your fee, less $100 U.S. for administrative
costs, will be refunded upon your written request. No refunds will be made after
February 12, 2022. Allow 6-8 weeks for refund.
ELECTIVE AKI SYMPOSIUM AND CRRT WORKSHOP
PRE-CONFERENCE ELECTIVE TWO DAY CRRT WORKSHOP
Sunday - 1:45-6:00pm and Monday - 7:45am-5:30pm, March 6 & 7, 2022
(includes Monday lunch and breaks both days)
Practice Based Learning in CRRT: The
Science and the Art
PRE-CONFERENCE ELECTIVE FULL DAY AKI SYMPOSIUM
sponsored by:
The UAB-UCSD O'Brien Core Center for Kidney Injury Research
Monday, March 7 (7:55am-5:30pm, includes lunch, breaks)
AKI & CRRT 2022 registration is not required to attend this symposium.
Changing Paradigms in Acute Kidney
Injury:
From
Mechanisms to Management
With Post-Conference Online Presentation
add $125 Details
COVID-19 PRECAUTIONS
We are strongly urging attendees to be vaccinated prior to arriving at the Hilton San Diego Bayfront so we can provide as safe a meeting as possible.
In California, unvaccinated persons continue to be required to wear masks in all indoor public settings. In light of review of the most recent CDC recommendations, to achieve universal masking in indoor public settings, we are recommending that fully vaccinated people also mask in indoor public settings. This adds an extra precautionary measure for all to reduce the transmission of COVID-19
In California, everyone must wear a mask on public transit (airports, planes, trains, buses, stations) and in healthcare settings, K-12 schools and childcare settings, correctional facilities, cooling centers, and shelters.
Everyone should take these precautions:
- Please get tested for COVID-19 three days prior to your arrival.
- Do not come to the event if you are sick or have tested positive for COVID-19.
- Do not come to the event if you have been advised to quarantine or isolate by a health care provider or a public health official.
- If you develop signs and symptoms of illness while at the event, please leave and seek medical assistance as appropriate.
- Abide by the current mask guidelines.
- Wash your hands frequently with soap and water. Use hand sanitizer if soap and water are not available. Hand sanitizer and extra face coverings will be provided by organizers.
- Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth.
- Cover your mouth when coughing or sneezing.
Up-to-date San Diego COVID-19 Information:
https://www.sandiegocounty.gov/coronavirus.html
California Guidelines:
https://covid19.ca.gov/masks-and-ppe/
MEET THE EXPERT
$50 each
Limited to the first 30 delegates per session, includes breakfast. These sessions
allow participants to meet and interact with internationally renowned experts
in an informal setting over breakfast. This is an excellent opportunity to ask
questions, learn how these experts manage patients, get guidance for projects
and network. Choose 1 of 2 sessions on either day.
Tuesday Morning, March 8 - 7:00-8:15am
ME1 How do I Manage the Patient with Septic AKI
Claudio Ronco and Peter Pickkers
Or ME2 How do I Dose Volume During CRRT?
Thomas Rimmele and Raghavan Murugan
Wednesday Morning, March 9 - 7:00-8:15am
ME3 When Do I say No to Offer RRT
Mitra Nadim and Rajit Basu
Or ME4 How do I Manage the Oliguric Patient?
Jean-Louis Vincent and Kathleen Liu
Thursday Morning, March 10 - 6:45-8:00am
ME5 Deciding who Needs to Start and Stop RRT
Stephane Gaudry and Manish Kaushik
Or ME6 How do I Assess the Volume Status of My Patient?s
Kianoush Kashani and Marlies Ostermann
ONLINE MULTIMEDIA PRESENTATIONS
$250 with registration or FREE with conference hotel stay!
Purchase of this package enables you to review presentations in a state-of-the-art
format that includes streaming audio/video, and synchronized slides. Make this
purchase now (with registration selection above) and SAVE significantly over post-conference purchase
of individual plenary sessions and workshops. Details
Register online by January 12 and receive a free Multimedia Package when you stay at the Conference Hotel - a $250 value! Please support the AKI & CRRT Conference and make your hotel reservations within the designated Hilton San Diego Bayfront Block. Stay for a minimum of 3 nights and you will get access to the conference Multimedia Package (a post conference review that includes video/audio/slides). This discount is available per room and not per person. Please note that you must also make your hotel reservations within the group room block by January 12 to qualify. Hotel Information and Reservations
BREAKFAST AND LUNCH SYMPOSIA
These symposia are included with registration but have limited enrollment, RSVPs are required and are made during registration. There are 2 continental breakfast options on Tuesday and Wednesday. There are 4 lunch options on Tuesday and Wednesday. CME is available for all. Non-CME industry sponsored breakfasts and lunches may be added at a later date.
BREAKFAST SYMPOSIA – Tuesday
A. Plasma Exchange in Critically Ill Patients: Who, When and How
Amber Sanchez (Moderator)
Esiei Noiri and David Askenazi (Discussants)
Plasma exchange (PE) is increasingly utilized in the ICU with CRRT and other extracorporeal techniques. This symposium will describe the best approaches for applying PE in critically ill patients and explore merging opportunities for managing patients with hybrid therapies
B. Non-Dialytic Management of Complications of AKI
Anitha Vijayan (Moderator)
Stephane Gaudry and Lui Forni (Discussants)
This symposium will cover the pathophysiology and management of hyperkalemia and acidosis in critically ill patients using illustrative cases. Are Ace inhibitors nephrotoxic? What are the newer therapeutic drugs available and how should they be used? Should use bicarbonate to correctacidosi? When is lactic acidois a problem? When and how should RRT be used in these situations?
LUNCH SYMPOSIA – Tuesday
T1 –Raising Awareness of AKI: Are we There Yet?
Knowledge and Practice Gaps for AKI Management - Rajit Basu
The AKI Now Initiative - Jorge Cerda
Implementing the ISN 0by25 Intervention in the Amazon
Emmanuel Burdmann
T2 – Personalized Management of Shock: How to use Biomarkers, Vasopresssors and Fluids?
Phenotypes of Shock: Do We Have Biomarkers? - Jean-Louis Vincent
Vasopressors for Patients in Shock, Which One to Choose? - Peter Pickkers
Which Fluids Should We Use? - Marlies Ostermann
T3 – Extracorporeal Organ Support (ECOS) for Multi Organ Failure
Claudio Ronco
Hemoperfusion for Burn Patients - Thomas Rimmele
ECMO and ECCOR for the Failing Lung - Keith Willie
T4 – Improving Care for Patients After Hospitalization for AKI
Role of Comprehensive Care in Post Severe Acute Kidney Injury
Survivors - Nattachai Srisawat
Improving Post-AKI Care – What are the Challenges?- Nick Selby
Biomarker-enhanced Risk Stratification for Long-term Kidney and
CV Outcomes - Steve Coca
BREAKFAST SYMPOSIA – Wednesday
C. Innovations in Caring for Patients with Dysnatremias
Marlies Ostermann (Moderator)
Lenar Yessayan and Javier Neyra (Discussants)
Dysnatremias are commonly encountered in ICU patients and are often difficult to manage. This symposium will cover the pathophysiology of hypo and hypernatremia and discuss the practical issues for management of these disorders with novel agents and describe how RRT can be used for severe disorders.
D. Managing AKI in the Patient with Cancer
David Selewski (Moderator)
Mitch Rosner and Shruti Gupta (Discussants)
The number of anticancer drugs are increasingly expanding and commonly cause kidney injury. This symposium will discuss how to prevent drug nephrotoxicity, adjust doses of anticancer medicines and manage patients who develop AKI in the setting cancer therapy.
LUNCH SYMPOSIA – Wednesday
W1 –Sharpening the Saw: How Optimization of the CRRT Program can Improve Outcomes
Establishing and Maintaining a Performance Improvement
Project for RRT - Manish Kaushik
Team Based Management of CRRT: It Takes a Village - Theresa Mottes
Harnessing Multimodal Data Streams to Improve CRRT Delivery
Javier Neyra
W2 – Optimizing Fluid Management in the ICU: Fit for Purpose?
Perioperative Fluid Management - John Prowle
The Patient with COVID-19 ARDS - Michael Joannidis
Simultaneous Use of Hypertonic Saline and IV Furosemide for
Fluid Overload - Kianoush Kashani
W3 –AI and CDSS for AKI and RRT: The Future is Here
Artificial Intelligence to Augment Care: Are We There Yet?
Shamim Nemati
Incorporating Multi-Modal Data to Improve AKI Prediction
Girish N. Nadkarni
Designing and Implementing a CDSS for AKI Prevention - Neesh Pannu
W4 – Biomarker Enhanced Management of AKI and RRT
Biomarker Positive AKI: It is the Real Deal - Dana Fuhrman
Clinical Expertise, Biomarker or Score for Prediction of AKI? - Eric Hoste
Embedding Biomarkers in the Clinical Workflow to Improve AKI and RRT
John Kellum
OPTIONAL INDUSTRY BREAKFAST AND/OR LUNCH SESSIONS
Additional Non-CME Industry Breakfast and Lunches are available, please Click Here for details.
PLEASE NOTE: Only the Breakfast and Lunch Symposia listed are included with registration, no additional breakfasts or lunches will be provided.
PRINTED SYLLABUS
$45 each
Spiral-bound, 8.5x11 booklet, approx. 180 pages (a complete digital version on usb drive is included with registration.)
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