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12 Sessions,
13 Speakers
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Available Programs
Fall 2010 - Common Gastrointestinal Complaints from Patients with Chronic Kidney Disease
1 Session
Winter 2010 - Malignancies in the Transplant Recipient
1 Session
Fall 2009 - Malignancy and the Renal Patient
1 Session
Winter 2009 - Facing the Challenge: Making Sense of the New CMS Regulations
1 Session
Fall 2008 - Getting Patients Charged up and Tuned up for Transplant
1 Session
Winter 2008 - Taking the Mystery out of Continuous Renal Replacement Therapy
2 Session
Fall 2007 - Assessment of the Renal Failure Patient w/ Acute Care Needs
1 Session
Winter 2007 - The Heart of the Matter: Cardiovascular Disease
2 Session
Fall 2006 - Hot off the Press: New Vascular Access Guidelines from K/DOQI
2 Session
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Popular Sessions
Winter 2008 - Taking the Mystery out of Continuous Renal Replacement Therapy Pt.2
Winter 2008 - Taking the Mystery out of Continuous Renal Replacement Therapy Pt.1
Fall 2008 - Getting Patients Charged up and Tuned up for Transplant
Fall 2009 - Malignancy and the Renal Patient
Fall 2010 - Common Gastrointestinal Complaints from Patients with Chronic Kidney Disease