Day 1
Monday, March 8
Glomerular Diseases
CURRENT UPDATES IN NEPHROLOGY 2027
THE UPDATES THAT MATTER. THE GUIDANCE YOU CAN USE NOW.
March 8-12, 2027 | Live Online
Real cases. Current controversies. Practical answers.
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Learn without leaving your practice
- Join live or watch on demand
- Access all content through August 31, 2027
- Participate in live Q&A with faculty
- Download the digital syllabus for ongoing reference
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Exceptional value for high-yield CME
- Earn up to 46.00 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™
- Includes on-demand access through August 2027
Who Should Attend
- Nephrologists
- Internists and family medicine physicians
- Physician associates and nurse practitioners
- Nephrology fellows and physicians preparing for board certification or recertification
- Other healthcare professionals seeking a focused update in nephrology
A FRESHER, MORE FOCUSED APPROACH TO STAYING CURRENT
A fully refreshed curriculum focused on the clinical questions, emerging evidence and treatment decisions shaping nephrology practice today.
Learn from leading experts through clinical cases, focused updates and interactive discussion—designed to translate new knowledge into better decisions for your patients.
50+
high-yield sessions
46.00
AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™
5
focused days
What's New in 2027
More Case-Based Learning
Real clinical scenarios, participant-submitted cases and expert discussion focused on challenging decisions in practice.
Practical Questions, Not Just Lectures
Focused sessions address the questions clinicians are asking now—from immunosuppression and resistant hypertension to dialysis complications and complex transplant decisions.
New Therapies & Rapidly Evolving Areas
Updates on B-cell-depleting and complement-directed therapies, GLP-1 receptor agonists, SGLT2 inhibitors and nsMRAs, plus developments in genetic testing, APOL1-mediated kidney disease, onco-nephrology, renal denervation, xenotransplantation and hemodiafiltration.
Expanded Learning Beyond the Live Program
Selected additional topics will be available through an on-demand self-study library for continued learning and review.
Five Focused Days of High-Yield Education
Day 2
Tuesday, March 9
Hypertension & Electrolytes
Day 3
Wednesday, March 10
Kidney Transplantation
Day 4
Thursday, March 11
Chronic Kidney Disease & Dialysis
Day 5
Friday, March 12
Acute Kidney Injury, Genetics & Emerging Topics
LEARN FROM LEADING EXPERTS IN NEPHROLOGY
Harvard Medical School, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and other leading institutions
Martin Pollak, MD
Professor of Medicine, Harvard Medical School
Bradley M. Denker, MD
Associate Professor of Medicine, Harvard Medical School
Melanie P. Hoenig, MD
Associate Professor of Medicine, Harvard Medical School
Jeffrey H. William, MD
Assistant Professor of Medicine, Harvard Medical School
WHAT PARTICIPANTS SAY ABOUT THIS COURSE
The quality of the speakers and their presentations were exceptional. It was just the right mix of research vs. practical.
Broad focus with excellent coverage of pathophysiology, along with updated treatment approaches supported by the latest research.
The lectures were punctual, well-structured, and clearly presented, making for a highly efficient and rewarding educational experience.
All great updates with new information presented by world authorities. Gave more context to clinical relevance and best practice than just reading recent papers.
The caliber of the speakers was exceptional. A lot of questions were addressed, which made this a standout educational experience.
Every session offered practical, clinically applicable insights that I could immediately integrate into patient care.
STAY CURRENT WITH WHAT'S CHANGING IN NEPHROLOGY
March 8-12, 2027 | Live Online
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