- Introduction
The Nephrology On-Demand educational experience includes:
- • High-def teaching videos on YouTube
- • Weekly updates of our teaching content on Twitter and Facebook
- • Self-assessment tools in the form of Crossword puzzles
- • Histopathology tutorials
- • Creative writing in the form of Perspectives
- • Blogs of popular scientific meetings
- • Interesting Internal Medicine Grand Rounds presentations
- • Q & A sessions with our Discussion Board
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Archive: November 16 – 30, 2012
ANNOUNCEMENTS
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Internal Medicine Grand Rounds is back!
Internal Medicine Grand Rounds is back for the 2012-13 academic year. Along with high-definition video, each Grand Rounds presentation is accompanied by a Twitter transcript and Speaker Profile link. Take a look at this year’s Grand Rounds here.
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Nephrology On-Demand has a new URL
In keeping with our mission of bringing you quality teaching material, free of charge/advertisements/sponsorships/funding, we announce our new URL
While you can still reach us through our original URL, www.mynod.org emphasizes our mission to serve your educational needs.
TEACHING RESOURCES
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Recap of Kidney Week 2012
A look back at Kidney Week 2012 with 24 informative blog reports.
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Kidney Transplantation in 2012
A look at Kidney Transplantation in 2012 including a historical perspective and future trends by Dr. Robert Stratta of Wake Forest University
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Novel Biomarkers in AKI
A look at the latest biomarkers making their way through the world of clinical trials and vying for a position as accurate and accepted indicators of acute kidney injury.
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Sirolimus and Secondary Prevention of Skin Cancer in Kidney Transplant Patients
A review of a recent randomized clinical trial looking at the lower incidence of skin cancer in kidney transplant patients using sirolimus.
[click here]
WEBSITE UPDATES
None for this issue
SPECIAL
- New Question on Discussion Board: Vascular Access for chronic red blood cell exchange
[click here] - New Question on Discussion Board: Can Troponin I be removed via dialysis?
[click here] - New Question on Discussion Board: Acute Kidney Injury and SPICE use
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