1 st IPNA Junior Working Group Aditi Sinha

1 st IPNA Junior Working Group Aditi Sinha (As. PNA) Adam Weinstein (ASPN) Christopher Esezobor (Af. PNA) Soichiro Kanda (JSPN) Amelia Lepage (ANZPNA) Alfonso Huante Anaya(ALANEPE)

Mission • IPNA Junior Classes – Provide an advanced teaching in pediatric nephrology as a joint action with Regional Societies. • IPNA Junior Working Group • encourages participation in activities of IPNA • pediatric nephrologists under 40 years of age – ACTIONS • supporting their transition into practice through access to educational resources • facilitating participation in policy development and other activities • promoting young leaders to take on responsibilities under mentorship of senior colleagues

Junior Working Group 2014 -17 Adam R. Weinstein, ASPN Shoichiro Kanda, JSPN Ana Texeira, ESPN Alfonso Huante Anaya, ALANEPE Aditi Sinha, As. PNA Christopher Esezobor, AFPNA Amelia Le. Page, ANZPNA

Participation in Junior Class Program ESPN Meeting, Porto (2014)* ESPN Meeting, Belgium (2015) *Ana Teixeira, Portugal ** Aditi Shina IPNA Meeting, Iguassu, Brazil (2016) As. PNA Meeting, Kuala Lupur, Malaysia (2017)** Roles Help develop Scientific Program Liaison with speakers (talk topics, travel, accommodation) Dissemination of talk material to distant colleagues Talks uploaded on IPNA Website Highly rated material: Broadcast as Webinars over 12 -months Advertisement /circulation key to dissemination

Junior Class page on IPNA website Upload presentations from Master Classes Information about upcoming webinars* Educational symposia: ? ’Free’ content Pediatric Nephrology By rotation; monthly: *Webinar platform Clinicopathological conference Interesting cases Journal Watch Videos of seminars Conduct pretest, post test evaluation Useful information CME credits? Employment vacancies Fellowship/training opportunities Meeting announcements Avoid content overlap Financial implications

’Juniors only’ list serve and forum On Junior Class page Link to pedneph listserve vs. new listserve* Activate IPNA page forum vs. new Junior Class forum* To inform of virtual ‘J Club’/activities on Junior Class page Enable patient access to physicians, drugs; ethical issues Stimulate discussions *Mandatory IPNA membership ? Open to regional societies Volunteers Online forum, List-serve: Amelia Link to Webinar platform: Alfonso

Areas for JW Group sensitization Pedagogic issues Participation in Junior Master Classes Encouraging enrolment Therapeutic guidelines Synthesizing evidence Rating evidence quality Research methodology Biostatistics Laboratory research techniques Advances in genetics

Potential Additional Inputs Drive IPNA membership regionally Introduce innovations in education Apps; webinars; Forum Junior Class Research Initiatives Juniors Website(under umbrella of IPNA) activate

Junior WG Tenure • 3 years? Overlapping JWG to keep order of ideas – <=40 • Junior Representative to IPNA Council – 2014 -2017 Aditi Sinha – 2017 -2020 Alfonso Huante

What we did • Amelia Lepage initiative – Social media work groups – Forum discussion of articles

What we did • Ana Teixeira • Chris Esezobor • Aditi Sinha – Junior Master Classes • • Europe Asia Africa Latinamerica (2020 at ALANEPE meeting)

What we did • Alfonso Huante • INTERNATIONAL PEDIATRIC NEPHROLOGY FELLOWS SEMINAR – MEXICO CITY APRIL 19 TH, 20 TH 2017 • IPNA Webinar platform – C-IN – 1 st webinar • Clinical Practice recommendations on the use of native vitamin D in children with CKD

2017 -2019 Strategic plan • Raise new opportunities – Webinars – E learning • Get new people(fellows) involved – Fellows “fee-free” under IPNA umbrella (done) but more visibility or one-click only webpage • Enhance interest – What does IPNA offers to them

2 ng Junior Working Group 2018 -2020 Jr Working Group Chair Rezan Topaloglu rezantopaloglu@hacettepe. ed +905324130725 u. tr 1 st Jr Working Group transition Alfonso Huante Anaya alfonso_huante@yahoo. com As. PNA Isaac Desheng LIU isaac_liu@nuhs. edu. sg +65 -67724411 ASPN Isa F. Ashoor iashoo@lsuhsc. edu +1 352 -213 -2057 ALANEPE Kostić, Dušan dusankostic@gmail. com +5581999250170 AFPNA Abdullahi Mudi abdulmudi@gmail. com +234 -806 -553 -0833 ESPN Ana Teixeira anafteixeira@gmail. com +351933425400 JSPN Yusuke Okuda yokuda 1@uci. edu ANZPNA Siah Kim siah. kim@health. nsw. gov. au +5215554519937

• ASPN Objectives – Provide timely pediatric nephrology expertise to primary care providers in remote underserved communities around the world • Af. PNA – Encourage participation in the IPNA programs – Mentorship for pediatricians and young fellows towards training in paediatric nephrology • ALANEPE – Develop communication network / access/ advertisement (digital marketing) – Create local and regional junior nephrologists community, opened to all of relevant and interested healthcare professionals – Provide accessible and attractive continuous education resources: • courses (presence or/and distance), • education material (free of charge? and on-line): guidelines, reviews, calculators etc. ; • educational/communicational tools: forum, webinars, telemedicine etc.

HOW? • Develop a web-based platform to securely intercept referrals, provide real time interactions between referring provider and subject experts, and connect to local nephrology resources (perhaps a mobile app? ) • Increase Membership on fellows and Become members once they finish fellowship period (A Huante)

Increase IPNA-Fellows interaction • Sponsors – Fellowship-sponsored IPNA membership (2 years) • Mexico Fellowship program (2 years/6 sites) – 12 -19 fellows *1 st and 2 nd year • Each year 12— 19 new IPNA members • Actual PN (certified) – 218

Regional Strengths and Challenges (All Regional Societies Junior Representatives) • Challenges: – Access to timely convenient care: most pediatric nephrologists concentrated in urban academic centers in major cities – Care coordination and healthcare coverage: non-uniform health insurance plans add unnecessary hurdles to timely care delivery – Health literacy and culture competence: Care provided should take into account both factors • Strengths: – Robust clinical infrastructure and availability of cutting edge therapies – Well established collaborative societies/ listservs/ social media channels – Strong emphasis on academics, research and education

On behalf of Young PN Thanks