NephMadness
NephMadness is a nephrology educational initiative that is modeled after the college basketball tournament but with nephrology concepts.
Planning for NephMadness* 2019 is in full swing and we want your input! *If you’re still clueless about NephMadness, watch this short explainer video by @KidneyCathy or read NephMadness 101. Last year, we asked the nephrology community to
[read more...]Editor’s Note: Unfortunately, we misfiled this commentary and discovered our mistake too late to post this during the peak of NephMadness. Our apologies to Dr Schieda. Nicola Schieda, MD Nicola Schieda is an abdominal radiologist at The Ottawa
[read more...]Another year of NephMadness comes to a close! Did you miss our announcements of the champion and the winners? Watch this fantastic summary video by @KidneyCathy to review this year’s tourney: We continue to see a consistent growth in
[read more...]Now that we know Patient-Reported Outcomes emerged victorious in NephMadness 2018… …who are the winners? See the final standings here! Grand Prizes TOP OVERALL SCORE: Sinead Stoneman Sinead won NephMadness 2018 with 49 points! She
[read more...]We released the NephMadness 2018 brackets back on March 15th. Since then, many experts have shared their thoughts and predictions on which team will win it all. From 32 teams, we narrowed the race down to The Saturated Sixteen, The Effluent
[read more...]Fredric O. Finkelstein, MD Dr. Finkelstein is Clinical Professor of Medicine at Yale University. He is Chair of the CME Program of the ISN and Chair of the International Liaison Committee of the ISPD. His research interest focuses on PD treatment
[read more...]Deborah B. Adey, MD Dr. Adey is a Professor of Medicine at the University of California, San Francisco, and transplant nephrologist with the Connie Frank Transplant Center. Her research interests include recurrent focal segmental glomerular
[read more...]Kerri Cavanaugh, MD Dr. Cavanaugh is an Associate Professor of Medicine at Vanderbilt University School of Medicine and Medical Director of the Vanderbilt Dialysis Clinic-Campus. Her patient-oriented research focuses on identifying ways to improve
[read more...]Leonardo V. Riella, MD Dr. Riella is an Assistant Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School and the Assistant Medical Director of Kidney and Pancreas Transplantation at Brigham and Women’s Hospital. He is currently exploring the role of the
[read more...]The Filtered Four games have concluded. Are you still in it to win it?! The first round and second round results of NephMadness 2018 had a number of upsets. Has the Blue Ribbon Panel messed up your bracket? Check out the Current Standings and
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