EuDial Working Group
European Dialysis Working Group
About us
Dialysis is a life-saving therapy core to the practice of nephrology. Haemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis practices and outcomes vary across Europe.
The mission of the European Dialysis Working Group (EuDial) is to improve care and outcomes for people living with kidney failure.
The objectives of the EuDial Working Group are to enhance the quality of dialysis care, through education, research and fostering networking opportunities for kidney health professionals and scientists engaged in dialysis care. This includes the spectrum of dialysis modalities, transitions from chronic kidney disease to kidney replacement therapy, between kidney replacement therapies, and conservative kidney management.
Contacts & Resources
Regulations
Join this Working Group
Becoming an Ordinary Member of an ERA Working Group is easy and free of charge. Ordinary Members must be ERA Members with a proven interest in the research area covered by the WG.
By joining the EuDial Working Group you will receive updates on the Working Group initiatives: e-seminars, CMEs, research projects and networking opportunities.
To become an Ordinary Member and receive the EuDial WG Newsletter take a few simple steps:
1. Login with your My ERA account
2. Go to MY PROFILE
3. Click on Working Groups
4. Select EuDial from the list and click on Submit
Latest publications
EuDial e-seminars
EuDial Board
The EuDial Board provides strategic direction to the working group. Board members enhance the exchange of expertise and international cooperation.
Christian Combe
Chair
France
France
Björn Meijers
Vice-Chair
Belgium
Belgium
Carlo Basile – Past-Chair, Italy
Gaetano Alfano, Italy
Yuri Battaglia, Italy
Casper Franssen, The Netherlands
Manfred Hecking, Austria
Rumeyza Kazancioglu, Türkiye
Vassilios Liakopoulos, Greece
Valerie Luyckx, Switzerland
Rukshana Shroff, United Kingdom
Events organised by EuDial
EuReCa-M & EuDial joint CME Course 2024
March 15-16, 2024, Thessaloniki, Greece
EuDial CME Course 2018 “Haemodialysis Update 2018: from basics to advances in the treatment in CKD”
October 3, 2018, Rimini, Italy