AngeloKaraboyas United StatesArbor Research Collaborative for Health

AngeloKaraboyas
Dr. Karaboyas provides epidemiologic and biostatistical support, primarily for the international Dialysis Outcomes and Practice Patterns Study (DOPPS). He received his MS in Biostatistics and PhD in Epidemiology from the University of Michigan with a dissertation focused on identifying best practices in hemodialysis using innovative study designs and statistical methods. Since joining Arbor Research in 2010, Dr. Karaboyas has led several aspects of observational research, including the initiation and development of successful proposals, operational coordination and communication as principal investigator, mentorship for analysts, preparation of manuscripts, and public presentation of findings. He specializes in using causal inference principles to craft clear research questions and statistical methods that are often creative, but appropriate and efficient, to address confounding and reduce bias in analyses of real-world data. Dr. Karaboyas has represented Arbor Research at many international conferences, and has coauthored over 60 peer-reviewed publications, including over 10 as first or senior author.
Institution

Day 1 - Sunday April 14, 2024

Time Session
9 a.m.
10:30 a.m.
SK1001
HeatherAscani Chairperson United StatesUniversity of Michigan
KatherineTuttle Chairperson United StatesUniversity of Washington School of Medicine, Division of Nephrology
MatthiasKretzler Chairperson United StatesUniversity of Michigan
  • Looking for Data on Glomerular Diseases: How to Find the Treasures You Are Looking for With a Click of a Mouse
    VijiNair Speaker United StatesUniversity of Michigan
  • Open Science in an Open Community: Resources of the Kidney Precision Medicine Project for CKD and AKI
    MatthiasKretzler Speaker United StatesUniversity of Michigan
  • The Future is Now: How to Mine Cells and Neighborhoods of the Kidney in Health and Disease
    JulioSaez-Rodriguez Speaker julio.saez@uni-heidelberg.deGermanyHeidelberg University
  • Panel Discussion
Hall C1
3 p.m.
4 p.m.
LF1007
Angela Yee-MoonWang Chairperson SingaporeHong Kong/Singapore
ThiagoDe Azevedo Reis Chairperson thiagoreisnefro@gmail.comBrazilHospital Sírio-Libanês, São Paulo, Brazil & Fenix
  • Is Magnesium a Missing Puzzle for Vascular Calcification in CKD?
    SolaAoun Bahous Speaker sola.bahous@gmail.comLebanonLebanese American University School of Medicine
  • Should Potassium Be Restricted or Not in CKD?
    RobertoPecoits Filho Speaker United StatesArbor Research Collaborative for Health
  • Metabolic Acidosis in CKD: When to Treat? What to Target?
    MitchellRosner Speaker United StatesUniveristy of Virginia Health
  • Q and A
Hall A
4:30 p.m.
5:30 p.m.
IK1001
MaartenTaal Chairperson United KingdomUniversity of Nottingham
RobertoPecoits Filho Chairperson United StatesArbor Research Collaborative for Health
  • Big Data Lab
    LAB-01
  • Patient-reported Outcome Measures: How Do Patients Experience CKD?
    AdeeraLevin Speaker CanadaUniversity of British Columbia and Providence Health Care
  • Trial Simulation Using Observational Data
    AngeloKaraboyas Speaker angelo.karaboyas@arborresearch.orgUnited StatesArbor Research Collaborative for Health
  • Using Routinely Collected Big Datasets for Clinical Research in CKD: Opportunities and Challenges
    DorotheaNitsch Speaker United KingdomLondon School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine
  • Q and A
Hall C4

Day 2 - Monday April 15, 2024

Time Session
4:30 p.m.
5:30 p.m.
LF1006
Guang-YanCai Chairperson China
JonathanChavez Iniguez Chairperson jonarchi_10@hotmail.comMexicoHospital Civil de Guadalajara, Universidad de Guadalajara
  • CKD Care in Low-resource Settings: Lessons Learned from CKDOPPS
    Magdalena Madero Speaker MexicoChief of Nephrology, Instituto Nacional de Cardiol
  • PD Infections: Think Globally, Act Locally
    JeffreyPerl Speaker CanadaSt. Michael's Hospital
  • International Trends and Variations in Hemodiafiltration Utilization and Practices
    AngeloKaraboyas Speaker angelo.karaboyas@arborresearch.orgUnited StatesArbor Research Collaborative for Health
  • Q and A
Hall C3