Therapeutic Areas: Renal
As the population ages worldwide, kidney disease is becoming increasingly prevalent. The understanding and management of both primary kidney disease and deterioration in renal function resulting from broader cardiometabolic disease (especially diabetes) are more critical than ever for today’s healthcare providers. On this page AcademicCME highlights its renal education programs.
Courses
Evidence Based Dietary and Pharmacologic Approaches to Manage Patients with Hyperkalemia and Associated Comorbidities – Modules 3 & 4
This CME program will highlight evidence based dietary and pharmacologic approaches to manage patients with hyperkalemia. In module 3, Dr. George Bakris will analyze the clinical trial data for newer therapeutic options to treat patients with hyperkalemia. Following, Dr. Matthew Weir will lead a faculty discussion to further delve into these trials and how they relate to patient care. Next, ...
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Evidence Based Dietary and Pharmacologic Approaches to Manage Patients with Hyperkalemia and Associated Comorbidities – Modules 1 & 2
This CME program will highlight evidence based dietary and pharmacologic approaches to manage patients with hyperkalemia. Starting with module 1, Dr. Biff Palmer will review the science of recurrent hyperkalemia, including relationships between dietary potassium intake, serum potassium, and patient morbidities. Next, in module 2, Dr. Pamela Kushner will evaluate the limitations and impact of plant-based diets and potassium restricted ...
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Mineralocorticoid Receptor Antagonism In Patients on Hemodialysis
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