Videos from the 3rd International Symposium on AKI in Children held in 2018 in Cincinnati
HUS: Prevention of Hemolytic Uremic Syndrome (HUS) and other food – transmitted diseases (FTD)
A community education based manual for pediatricians and all health personnel in contact with children under six (kindergartens, sport clubs, public swimming pools, fast food restaurants, butchers, etc.) containing knowledges and guidelines for preventing food – transmitted diseases, including Hemolytic Uremic Syndrome.
This Manual is written in Spanish, but is currently in the process of being translated into English.
Prevención del Síndrome Urémico Hemolítico (SUH) y otras enfermedades transmitidas por alimentos.
Programa Basado en Educación Comunitaria
Manual available here.
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NEPHROL* – general nephrology, all subjects including renal pathology and transplantation
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NEPHBSCI* – nephrology basic science discussion
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NEPHCNPT* – discussions of individual clinical nephrology cases
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NEPHDEVEL* – discussion of humanitarian projects and ISN Sister Centres Program
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NEPHINDIG* – discussion of renal disease in indigenous peoples
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NEPHMIN – a stripped down version of NEPHROL-DIGEST with all repetition and North American specific content removed, designed for subscribers in developing countries
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NEPHNPPT* – discussions of individual renal biopsy cases
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NEPHRONOL* – Spanish – English discussion of nephrology subjects
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NEPHHIST* – history of renal medicine, ISN Video Legacy Project interview transcripts
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IFKF-L* – discussion relating to the International Federation of Kidney Foundations
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MDDIALYSIS – for US dialysis unit directors
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PATHO-L – International list for individuals interested in the practice of anatomic pathology and laboratory medicine
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PDIAL – peritoneal dialysis
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PedNeph – pediatric nephrology (for renal healthcare professionals)
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PEDCRRT – Pediatric CRRT PEDCRRT Professional discussion about continuous renal replacement therapy email:
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RENALPRO – e-mail list for nephrology professionals – nurses, technicians, dieticians, social workers, administrators, physicians, engineers, etc.
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RENALRD – a listserv primarily for those in renal nutrition.
PEDSRENALRD – An unmoderated on-line discussion group for those with an interest in renal pediatric nutrition and related issues.
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CNSW – member listserv social workers.
TAWASOL – General objectives are to help in disseminating useful information about topics pertaining to the kidney and its diseases, renal transplantation, and the state of renal care in the Arab world.
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ARABNEPHROL – Group for Nephrology in Arabic with interaction with the English language NEPHROL group
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INDIACYBERMED – Discussion group devoted to enhancing health uses of the Internet across all areas of medicine in India.
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