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General Session V
What Does the Federal Government Have in Store for
Nephrology Practice?
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Changing the Practice Paradigm through Accountable Care Models
Franklin Maddux, MD
John Dickmeyer Lecture: Health Care Reform and Your Nephrology Practice
Barry Straube, MD
The Impact of Bundling on the Nephrology Practice
Jeffrey Hymes, MD
ESA in Anemic Related Kidney Disease
Alan S Kliger MD
General Session IV
The Next Level of Clinical Care for CKD Patients
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Improving CKD Patient Outcomes: Results of RPA’s Toolkit Fieldtest
Moderator: William Haley, MD Panel: Robert Kossmann, MD; Monica Alvarez; Richard Goldman, MD; Elizabeth Evans
Comorbid Disease Management in Renal Disease: The X Factor
Allen Nissenson, MD
What Does Optimal Vascular Access Management Look Like?
Gerald Beathard, MD
General
Session III
Life in the Time of Clinical Practice:
Balancing a Nephrology Career and Family Life
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RPA Young Physicians Survey Results
Adam Weinstein, MD
Succession Planning in the Nephrology Practice
Moderator: Robert Pristave Panel: Candace Walworth, MD, Charles Cooperberg, MD, and Joseph Kuhn MD
General
Session II
Changing Delivery Models for Renal Care
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Louis Diamond Lecture:
Quality Measurement and Reporting: Opportunities and Perils
Greg Pawlson, MD
ARRA, Incentives and Policy in HIT: Impact on Nephrologists
Janet Corrigan, PhD
General
Session I
Kidney Care:
State of the Art and Charting the Challenges for the Future
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Welcome
Franklin Maddux, MD
RPA Year in Review
Edward Jones, MD
RPA Advocacy Agenda
Robert Blaser
The State of Renal Care in the U.S. – An Update
Tom Parker, MD
Investing in Your Practice Growth: Business Planning
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