Luca Segantini

ISN Executive Committee members will meet in Oxford for an intensive 3-day discussion about the future of the ISN.

Topics for discussion are:decision_making

  • strategy plan 2012-2015
  • education initiatives
  • membership benefits, categories and fees
  • ISN governance

All members have been asked to give their input to these discussions by responding to some questions during the month of June. We are pleased to say that over 1000 responses have been received, and they will be invaluable in inspiring the decisions and providing the pulse of ISN members needs and wishes.

So, thanks so much for your help, and stay tuned for a report after the retreat is over.

The Division of Nephrology Department of Medicine, Massachusetts General Hospital is happy to announce that its latest course will take place from June 6 to 10, 2011 at the Boston Marriott Cambridge Hotel in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Early Registration has been set for March 1st, 2011. For more information, click here . The course aims to update attendees on the latest developments in renal medicine by presenting concise and up-to-date information on the pathophysiology, diagnosis and treatment of renal diseases.



Wednesday, 30 March 2011 17:28


Vote for ISN Council members

This year, 11 new Councilors will be elected and the Nominating Committee has put forward three names for each of the 11 vacancies. All information is available online. The ISN Council is the governing body of the Society. The duty of Council members is to supervise ISN’s affairs, set policies and define its rules and regulations. All judicial and executive responsibilities for the Society rest with the Council. All Society members are encouraged to vote as Councilors should reflect the various disciplines and geographic diversities that make up ISN.

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