ShyamsundarMuthuramalingam Central Adelaide Local Health Network Australia

Dr. Shyamsundar Muthuramalingam (Shyam) holds a Ph.D. in Chemistry and is a kidney transplant recipient with personal experience in hemodialysis. Currently based in Australia, Shyam is a passionate advocate for consumer engagement in healthcare. Leveraging his lived experience and research background, he has become a leader in developing and implementing consumer and community engagement strategies for organizations such as the Australia and New Zealand Dialysis and Transplant Registry, the South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute, The George Institute for Global Health, and Kidney Health Australia. As the leader of \"The Network,\" a collective of 120 kidney patients in Australia, Shyam fosters collaboration between researchers and consumers. In 2021, he was appointed by the Australian Medical Council to represent the community voice in the accreditation of medical degrees by Australian universities.

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Shyamsundar

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Muthuramalingam

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Australia

Friday, February 7, 2025

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2:15 p.m. 3:45 p.m.	Bridging the Clinical Gap: Sustainable Strategies and Innovative Therapies for Global Kidney Health ErangaWijewickrama Chair Faculty of Medicine, University of ColomboSri Lanka Prof (Dr ) SanjeevGulati Chair Executive Director Nephrology and Kidney Transplant, Fortis gp of Hospitals and Adjunct Professor, Manipal University India Sustainable Community Approaches to Early CKD Detection RonaldGansevoort Speaker Dept. Nephrology, University Medical Center GroningenNetherlands Kidney Disease Treatment Gaps Worldwide - Where Are the Solutions? AdeeraLevin Speaker University of British Columbia and Providence Health CareCanada The Promise of Emerging Therapies in Reducing the Global Kidney Disease Burden DavidWheeler Speaker University College LondonUnited Kingdom Co-opting Patients as Partners in Kidney Care: How Do We Do It? ShilpanjaliJesudason Speaker Royal Adelaide Hospital and University of Adelaide, AustraliaAustralia Co-opting Patients as Partners in Kidney Care: How Do We Do It? ShyamsundarMuthuramalingam Speaker Central Adelaide Local Health Network Australia Q&A Kesar Hall 202

Time

Session

2:15 p.m.

3:45 p.m.

Bridging the Clinical Gap: Sustainable Strategies and Innovative Therapies for Global Kidney Health

ErangaWijewickrama Chair Faculty of Medicine, University of ColomboSri Lanka

Prof (Dr ) SanjeevGulati Chair Executive Director Nephrology and Kidney Transplant, Fortis gp of Hospitals and Adjunct Professor, Manipal University India

Sustainable Community Approaches to Early CKD Detection

RonaldGansevoort Speaker Dept. Nephrology, University Medical Center GroningenNetherlands
Kidney Disease Treatment Gaps Worldwide - Where Are the Solutions?

AdeeraLevin Speaker University of British Columbia and Providence Health CareCanada
The Promise of Emerging Therapies in Reducing the Global Kidney Disease Burden

DavidWheeler Speaker University College LondonUnited Kingdom
Co-opting Patients as Partners in Kidney Care: How Do We Do It?

ShilpanjaliJesudason Speaker Royal Adelaide Hospital and University of Adelaide, AustraliaAustralia
Co-opting Patients as Partners in Kidney Care: How Do We Do It?

ShyamsundarMuthuramalingam Speaker Central Adelaide Local Health Network Australia
Q&A

Kesar Hall 202