ValerieLuyckx SwitzerlandUniversity of Zurich

ValerieLuyckx
Dr Luyckx obtained her MD from the University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa. She trained in Internal Medicine at University of Miami and in Nephrology at Harvard Medical School. She has an MSc in Public Health and a PhD in Biomedical Ethics. Currently working in nephrology at the University Children's Hospital in Zurich. She holds affiliate positions with the Renal Division at the Brigham and Women's Hospital, Harvard Medical School and the Department of Child Health and Paediatrics in at the University of Cape Town and is a consultant to the WHO for the Global Health Ethics and NCD Teams. Her research activities include the challenges of justice, equity and moral distress relating to resource allocation and management of non-communicable diseases in resource-limited regions. She chairs the Advocacy Committee of the International Society of Nephrology. She contributes to international activities to strengthen local capacity in nephrology and non-communicable disease management and to improve equitable access to care globally.
Institution

Day 1 - Sunday April 14, 2024

Time Session
12:15 p.m.
1:15 p.m.
BKH1002
IfeomaUlasi Chairperson NigeriaCollege of Medicine, University of Nigeria
MarinaWainstein Chairperson ArgentinaAcademia Nacional de Medicina de Buenos Aires
ValerieLuyckx Chairperson valerie.luyckx@uzh.chSwitzerlandUniversity of Zurich
  • A Brief Overview of Advocacy Components
    ValerieLuyckx Speaker valerie.luyckx@uzh.chSwitzerlandUniversity of Zurich
  • Advocacy in Malaysia: A Learning Curve
    Hafidz MuhammadIqbal Abdul Speaker fmeu6038@gmail.comMalaysiaUniversiti Teknologi MARA
  • The Brazilian Challenge of Increasing Appropriate Referrals to Nephrology
    Augusto CesarSoares dos Santos Junior Speaker BrazilHospital das Clinicas, UFMG; Fac Ciências Medicas
  • Practical Exercise: Interactive Development of Advocacy Strategy
  • Final Summary and Wrap-up
Hall C2
3 p.m.
4 p.m.
BKH1003
DinaAbdellatif Chairperson EgyptCairo University Hospital
VassiliosLiakopoulos Chairperson liakopul@otenet.grGreece2nd Department of Nephrology, AHEPA Hospital, Medical School, Aristotle University of Thesalloniki, Greece
  • Building Bridges to Reduce Fragmentation of Kidney Care
    RicardoCorrea Rotter Speaker correarotter@gmail.comMexicoInstituto Nacional de Ciencias Médicas y Nutrición Salvador Zubirán
  • Transforming Kidney Care Through Equitable Breakthrough Therapies
    KatherineTuttle Speaker United StatesUniversity of Washington School of Medicine, Division of Nephrology
  • Closing the Gaps: Implementing Best Practices for CKD Care Worldwide
    ValerieLuyckx Speaker valerie.luyckx@uzh.chSwitzerlandUniversity of Zurich
  • A Patient's Perspective on Gaps in Care
    MariaSeijas Speaker Mseijas@ifc.orgArgentinaCFA
  • Q and A
Hall C1
4:30 p.m.
5:30 p.m.
BKH02
Lori-AnnFisher Chairperson JamaicaUniversity of the West Indies, Mona
MarcelloTonelli Chairperson CanadaUniversity of Calgary
  • Universal Health Coverage for Kidney Diseases: Feasibility, Barriers, and Opportunities for Improving Global Kidney Health
    VivekanandJha Speaker IndiaGeorge Institute for Global Health India
  • The Role of Kidney Health Advocacy Organizations in Reducing the Global Burden of Kidney Diseases
    ValerieLuyckx Speaker valerie.luyckx@uzh.chSwitzerlandUniversity of Zurich
  • A Case for National Prevention Programs to Manage CKD
    IkechiOkpechi Speaker CanadaUniversity of Alberta
  • Q and A
Hall A

Day 2 - Monday April 15, 2024

Time Session
3 p.m.
3:45 p.m.
PF1
IfeomaUlasi Chairperson NigeriaCollege of Medicine, University of Nigeria
Nelson AlbertoCastro Moderator trischt19@gmail.comArgentina
  • Welcome to The Donal O
    MasaomiNangaku Speaker Japan
  • Welcome to Argentina and the Local Context
    Leonardo OscarBusso Speaker audiencias@msal.gov.arArgentinaMinisterio de Salud de la Nación - Republica Argentina
  • The Donal O
    IfeomaUlasi Speaker NigeriaCollege of Medicine, University of Nigeria
  • PAHO Perspective
    pf1-2
    AnselmHennis Speaker hennisa@paho.orgUnited StatesPAHO/WHO
  • 2023 ISN-GKHA Regional Paper Perspective
    CarmenTzanno Branco Martins Speaker BrazilSLANH, ISN
  • Patient Representative's Insights on the Importance of Accessibility in Kidney Health
    MarianellaSierra Canales Speaker presidenciaclaycop@gmail.comHondurasISN, Consejo Latinoamericano y del caribe de Pacientes trasplantados y en situación de trasplante (CLAYCOP)/FUNLUVI-HONDURAS
  • Q and A
Hall C2
3:50 p.m.
5:40 p.m.
PF2
IfeomaUlasi Chairperson NigeriaCollege of Medicine, University of Nigeria
Nelson AlbertoCastro Moderator trischt19@gmail.comArgentina
  • Accessibility to CKD Diagnosis: Focus on CKDu (Chronic Kidney Disease of Unknown Origin) and Advancements in Diagnostic Approaches
    RamonGarcia Trabanino Speaker rgtrab@gmail.comEl SalvadorSLANH
  • Latin American Dialysis and Renal Transplantation Registry: Updates and Progress
    MariaGonzalez Speaker registro@slanh.netUruguaySLANH
  • Special Situations in Argentina: Addressing the Challenges Faced by Individuals on Dialysis Without a Diagnosis in the Argentinian Registry
    GuillermoRosa Diez Speaker guillermo.rosadiez@hospitalitaliano.org.arArgentinaHospital Italiano de Buenos Aires; Argentinean Society of Nephrology; Latinoamerican Society of Nephrology and Hypertension; International Society of Nephrology
  • Cardiovascular and Renal Risk Factors in Argentinian First Nations: A Study of Qom and Wichi Indigenous Groups
    Maria Eugenia VictoriaBianchi Speaker bianchimaria@me.comArgentinaISN. SAN.
  • Accessibility to Substitution Treatment in Latin America
    AlejandroFerreiro-Fuentes Speaker UruguayCentro de Nefrología. Universidad de la República,
  • Accessibility to Programs of Prevention, and Early Detection and Treatment of Kidney Disease in Latin America
    Alfonso MartinCueto Manzano Speaker a_cueto_manzano@hotmail.comMexicoUnidad de Investigación Médica en Enfermedades Ren
  • Break
  • Panel Discussion and Closing Remarks by Valerie Luyckx, University of Zurich, Switzerland
Hall C2