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The Irish Nephrology Society

The Irish Nephrology Society. Our mission is to ensure a high quality care for patients with kidney disease by promoting the highest standard of medical practice. We have an integral role in the education and training of medical practitioners and advise the government, public and the profession on health care issues relating to kidney disease.

The Irish Nephrology Society has supported Irish researchers in the study of kidney disease since its inception. Many of the Nephrology leaders in this country have passed through fellowship programmes supported by industry-sponsored funds administered through the Society. The work performed during these fellowships has led to new discoveries about the causes of kidney disease and better treatments for affected patients. We therefore continue to value and promote:

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Renal disease through the lifespan

Two Consultant Paediatric Nephrologists at Children’s Health Ireland at Temple Street, Prof Atif Awan and Dr...

By Mindo - 08th Jun 2023
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The past, the present, and the future of nephrology

The Irish Nephrology Society’s (INS) Annual Scientific Meeting 2023, which took place in the Glenroyal Hotel,...

By Mindo - 08th Jun 2023
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Moderating discussion on topical themes in nephrology

Ahead of the Irish Nephrology Society’s Annual Scientific Meeting, President Prof Liam Plant spoke...

By Catherine Reilly - 01st May 2023
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The Irish Nephrology Society, Winter Meeting, RCSI, Dublin, 28 January 2023

The Irish Nephrology Society, Winter Meeting, RCSI, Dublin, 28 January 2023...

By Mindo - 20th Feb 2023
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Infectious disease in kidney transplant patients discussed at INS Winter Meeting

The INS Winter Meeting heard a presentation from Dr Eoghan de Barra, Consultant in Infectious...

By Niamh Quinlan - 20th Feb 2023
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The road to halting chronic kidney disease

Halting the progression of chronic kidney disease (CKD) is within reach of the specialty of nephrology....

By Niamh Quinlan - 20th Feb 2023
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Rare kidney stone disease ‘neglected’

The INS Winter Meeting heard a presentation on rare kidney stone disease identification, treatment, and...

By Niamh Quinlan - 20th Feb 2023
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Restructuring the INS for the future

In its 50th year of existence, the Irish Nephrology Society (INS) is examining how the Society...

By Niamh Quinlan - 20th Feb 2023
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INS hears about newest biomarker to be developed from the vasculitis registry and biobank

The RITA-Ireland Vasculitis RIV Registry and Biobank has helped to research a biomarker that has been...

By Niamh Quinlan - 20th Feb 2023
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Anticipation high for key gathering of nephrology community in Ireland

The Medical Independent speaks to Dr Ciara Magee about the upcoming Winter Meeting of the Irish...

By Mindo - 23rd Jan 2023
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Chronic kidney disease

CKD is usually insidious, develops slowly over time, and most people affected are asymptomatic...

By Mindo - 23rd Aug 2022
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Collaboration required amongst clinicians involved in kidney surgery – RCSI

New guidelines published on adrenal surgery by RCSI emphasise the importance of collaboration amongst clinicians involved...

By Niamh Quinlan - 19th Aug 2022

The Irish Nephrology Society

Renal disease through the lifespan

The past, the present, and the future of nephrology

Moderating discussion on topical themes in nephrology

The Irish Nephrology Society, Winter Meeting, RCSI, Dublin, 28 January 2023

Infectious disease in kidney transplant patients discussed at INS Winter Meeting

The road to halting chronic kidney disease

Rare kidney stone disease ‘neglected’

Restructuring the INS for the future

INS hears about newest biomarker to be developed from the vasculitis registry and biobank

Anticipation high for key gathering of nephrology community in Ireland

Chronic kidney disease

Collaboration required amongst clinicians involved in kidney surgery – RCSI

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