Cardiovascular risk reduction in
chronic kidney disease
Kidney Health Australia presents an interactive case-study based workshop
to inform general practitioners about chronic kidney disease (CKD)
Date Tuesday 23 July 2013
Presented by Dr Adam Hedley
Nephrologist, Austin Hospital
Time 7 pm – 9 pm
Venue Acacia Room
Darebin Arts and Entertainment Centre
387 Bell St Preston (Corner St Georges Rd)
Understand the relationship between kidney function and absolute Cardiovascular Risk,
and the importance of addressing cardiovascular risk in patient with CKD.
Know the goals for management of CKD and absolute cardiovascular risk and feel
confident incorporating these into your practice.
Understand the difference a CKD diagnosis will make to the management strategies,
treatment targets and therapy choices for your patients.
Improve patient safety by implementing practice systems to routinely assess and
manage cardiovascular risk in patients with or at risk of CKD.
Please RSVP by 19 July 2013.
Fax 9354 0515 or email Annette Knopf at annette.knopf@ihs.org.au.
Enquiries 9353 4920. Register online at nmml.org.au/events
 Yes, I will be attending the Chronic Kidney Disease workshop
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This Activity has been approved
by the RACGP QI&CPD program.
Total Points: 4 (Category 2)
Activity 767313
This course is endorsed by
APEC No 0711070420 as
authorised by Royal College of
Nursing, Australia (RCNA)
according to approved criteria.
Attendance attracts 2 RCNA
CNE points as part of RCNA’s
Life Long Learning Program
(3LP)
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This session is kindly sponsored by: