Less than a third of respondents reported essential kidney medications were mostly accessible in the community. A great paper by Anna Francis and the Int Society of Nephrology emerging leaders program highlighting major inequities in 💊 access ⬇️

Congratulations to all the PODs for their phenomenal work on the capstone projects! A special shout-out to #POD1 #Awesomolars who won 2nd place! It has been a pleasure to see you grow this year Nephrology Education Collective Internship Thank you to all the faculty and PDs Mythri Shankar 🇮🇳 Matthew Sparks, MD

Hello #MedTwitter #NephTwitter ! I'm excited and proud to lead the paper published in AJKD with Issam Motairek, MD 😁 ajkd.org/article/S0272-…

I'm excited for our first ISN Global Trials Focus Twitter Space this week, to discuss some behind-the-scenes of the GTF and to explore the practice-changing TESTING trial with Prof Meg Jardine and A/Prof Muh Geot Wong, study investigators and experts in the field. Please join us!

We need pediatric trials on flozins #NephJC

Nephrology Journal Club Child-bearing potential is of course important but most women are on contraception! We all need to work harder to recruit women to trials, especially ones as fab as flozins. good editorial on this in KIReports doi.org/10.1016/j.ekir… Amanda Vinson

Do register for this event! It will be a fantastic day full of interesting and informative talks that will be well worth hearing!

📢Free access to this article on #qualityoflife in Kids with CKD until Jan 8 on the link below @ChandanaGuha Germaine Wong CKR @beatckd authors.elsevier.com/a/1g6X3JOcpnixb

Great to finally see this in print! Improving Clinical Care for Children With CKD: A Report From a National Kidney Foundation Scientific Workshop ajkd.org/article/S0272-…

🧵Adults living with #ckd often face barriers to work, a valued part of #lifeparticipation. Our commentary Shilpa Jesudason on work by Alma et al in Journal of Nephrology - need action to support work participation + income support to prevent accumulating disadvantage doi.org/10.1007/s40620…

Did you miss some of the nephrology literature in 2022? Do you love rhyming couplets? Then read our end of year round-up of the 23 most important papers in one thread! (in the order all were covered by #NephJC, with links to the super-rapid #TenTweetNephJC trial catch-ups) 👇

Guidelines recommend a reduction in serum sodium in children with hypernatremia. This study did not find links between rapid sodium correction & greater neurological investigation, cerebral edema, seizures or mortality bit.ly/CJASN077 Daryl Cheng

Children whose hypernatremia was corrected quickly (>0.5mmol/L/hr) did not have increased neurological morbidity or mortality in this retrospective review from Madeleine Didsbury Emily See Daryl Cheng and Josh Kausman The Royal Children's Hospital, Melbourne

Excited to showcase some great articles from KIReports! Lots of opportunities flow on from publishing with us- plus our visual abstract team is amazing 🙌🙌

#lifeparticipation is a critically important outcome for trials in #ckd . Great to hear qual evidence on the patient perspective on life participation in #ckd from Nicki Scholes Andrea Matus G SONG at #dnt2023 Allison Jauré Jonathan Craig

📣Patients, caregivers and health professionals with experience with #kidneytransplants — please do this SONG survey on which cancer outcomes in kidney transplantation are important to you! tinyurl.com/9xmd4ssd Eric Au ANZSN CKR BEATCKD Anna Francis

WIN Fellow School for Leadership Education- "Finding Your Passion" - excellent tips from NKF president Sylvia Rosas,MD,MSCE and WIN secretary Michelle Rheault including "treat yourself to Tiffany's" 😅👏Women In Nephrology National Kidney Foundation

Wonderful to see our letter published in Lancet. Important to different clinician-facing and patient-facing terminology and to be inclusive of non-English speaking clinicians and patients

School attendance & life participation, particularly sport, is a high priority for children w/CKD. Read this Original Article on the association between CKD stage, sports participation & school absences in children w/CKD. Data from KCAD study. #OpenAccess link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Disadvantaged socioeconomic position (SEP) is an important predictor of poor health in children w/CKD. The time course over which SEP influences the health of children w/CKD and their caregivers is unknown. Read this Original Article for more. link.springer.com/article/10.100…