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Renal medicine is often not well covered. Thanks for a wonderful summary and clear explanations of all key topics.
I especially enjoyed the lectures on SLE, Renal Physiology and Vasculitis. I appreciated the MCQs at the end of every lecture. I would highly recommend this course to all my colleagues.
Good exam-oriented summary of important topics. Excellent clarifications of hard to understand topics like physiology. Lots of MCQs practice.
Engaging speakers, clearly explaining and reinforcing difficult concepts. Strong focus on pathophysiology and relevance to the exam.
Most lectures were well presented and targeted towards BPTs. Content of lectures were appropriate.
The topics covered were in-depth, but mostly relevant and useful. Lectures presented a large volume of information logically.
Excellent choice of topics. Exam focussed and explained well.
Good selection of topics and presented well with clinical correlation.
2016
Enthusiastic presenters. Excellent choice of topics. Information provided not just for exams but also useful in clinical practise.
Good coverage of difficult topics like Renal Physiology, Renal Tubular Acidosis, Renal Transplant and Dialysis.
Comprehensive. Covered a lot of material in a short time
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Dr. Adrienne Cohen
Dr. Adrienne Cohen is currently undertaking a Postgraduate Fellowship in Renal Transplant at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, having attained the FRACP in Nephrology in January 2024.
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Prof. Sanjay Swaminathan
Dr. Swaminathan is a clinician scientist with wide experience in the clinical, research and teaching spheres. He is a Senior Staff Specialist and Head of the Department of Immunology and Allergy at Westmead and Blacktown Hospitals.
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Clinical Assoc. Prof. Jagadish S Jamboti
Jagadish is a Consultant Nephrologist at Fiona Stanley Hospital, Perth, WA. He is passionate about teaching nephrology and transplantation to medical students and junior doctors.
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Dr. Surjit Tarafdar
Dr. Surjit Tarafdar is a Staff Specialist in the departments of Medical Assessment Unit and Nephrology at the Blacktown Hospital and a conjoint senior lecturer in Medicine at the University of Western Sydney.
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Associate Professor Kamal Sud
Dr Kamal Sud is the departmental head of Renal Medicine at Nepean hospital. He is also the co-director of peritoneal dialysis (western renal services) and regional dialysis center (Blacktown Hospital) and member of ANZDATA peritoneal dialysis working group.
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Feedback from past participants have consistently shown that more than 90% of the participants rated the course either very good or excellent for FRACP exam preparation and would highly recommend it to others.