Comprehensive Updates
in Nephrology 2026
An advanced professional medical education program covering contemporary
kidney disease, hypertension, dialysis, electrolyte disorders,
glomerular disease and kidney transplantation.
92 (+12) VIDEOS
92 (+48) VTT
54 PDFs
179.82 GB
MARCH 15–20, 2026
• Comprehensive Nephrology
• Clinical Updates
• Case-Based Learning
A Comprehensive Clinical Update
Across Modern Nephrology
The Harvard Comprehensive Updates in Nephrology
2026 is an advanced professional medical education program designed
for clinical practitioners managing patients across the spectrum of kidney disease.
The program reviews current evidence-based strategies, diagnostic techniques
and treatments involving acute kidney injury, chronic kidney disease,
glomerular disease, hypertension, electrolyte and acid-base disorders,
dialysis and kidney transplantation.
The curriculum combines comprehensive updates with clinical cases,
interactive workshops and focused discussions designed to translate
new developments into everyday nephrology practice.
Six Core Zones of Kidney Medicine
AKI & CKD
Prevention, treatment, progression, diabetic and nondiabetic CKD,
anemia and advanced kidney disease.
GLOMERULAR DISEASE
Lupus nephritis, IgA nephropathy, FSGS, membranous disease,
vasculitis and challenging biopsy cases.
ACID-BASE & ELECTROLYTES
Complex acid-base disorders, potassium balance, salt and water
and clinically focused workshop cases.
HYPERTENSION
Contemporary hypertension management, endocrine hypertension,
adrenal masses and difficult evaluation pathways.
DIALYSIS & RENAL SUPPORT
Hemodialysis, peritoneal dialysis, dialysis access,
renal support in AKI and emerging dialysis modalities.
KIDNEY TRANSPLANTATION
Immunosuppression, infection, malignancy, noninfectious complications,
declining allograft and emerging transplant medicine.
From Renal Problem to Management Strategy
What You Will Learn
Manage Complex Glomerular Disease
Evaluate and manage disorders including lupus nephritis and IgA nephropathy
using emerging therapeutic strategies.
Prevent & Manage AKI and CKD Progression
Apply current approaches to acute kidney injury and chronic kidney disease management.
Individualize Transplant Immunosuppression
Formulate immunosuppressive strategies and address infectious,
malignant and other complications in kidney transplant recipients.
Master Acid-Base, Electrolytes & Hypertension
Strengthen diagnostic and treatment approaches to complex acid-base disorders,
electrolyte imbalances and hypertension.
Beyond Core Nephrology
Essential kidney considerations in patients with cancer.
Clinical approaches to kidney disease during pregnancy.
APOL1-associated kidney disease, comprehensive genetic analysis
and case-based genetics workshops.
Renal aspects of dysproteinemias and thrombotic microangiopathies.
Practical management of nephrolithiasis and polycystic kidney disease.
Heat-induced chronic kidney disease in the setting of climate stress.
Comprehensive Nephrology Program
Core lectures, workshops, case discussions and self-study sessions
across contemporary nephrology.
Who Is This Course For?
Designed for clinical practitioners seeking comprehensive updates
across kidney disease and renal transplantation.
Nephrologists
Comprehensive updates across complex renal disease,
dialysis and transplantation.
Internists
Practical kidney disease, hypertension and electrolyte
management relevant to internal medicine.
Advanced Practice Providers
Advanced renal education for clinicians participating
in multidisciplinary kidney care.
Course Files Included
Video Files
VTT Subtitle Files
PDF Files
Total Course Size
From Everyday Renal Problems
to Complex Nephrology Decisions
The curriculum extends from fundamental nephrology problems to advanced
clinical decision-making involving glomerular disease, genetics,
dialysis, transplantation and emerging therapies.
Evaluate the Kidney.
Interpret the Evidence.
Individualize the Treatment.
Advanced professional education across kidney disease, hypertension,
glomerular disorders, acid-base medicine, dialysis and kidney transplantation.












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