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13 April 2019

Philip K.T. Li

President

Asian Pacific Society of Nephrology(2016-2019)

Chief of Nephrology & Consultant

Honorary Professor of Medicine

Director, CUHK Carol & Richard Yu PD Research Centre

Department of Medicine and Therapeutics

Prince of Wales Hospital

Chinese University of Hong Kong

Hong Kong

Asian Pacific Societyof Nephrology

The Asian Pacific Society of Nephrology aims to promote and encourage the advancement of scientific knowledge and research in all aspects of nephrology, and to promote the exchange and dissemination of this knowledge in the Asian Pacific region.

APSN Past Presidents (1)

• Founders:

• Kenzo Oshima

• Priscilla Kincaid-Smith

• Interim President 1983-1986

• Priscilla Kincaid-Smith

• President 1986-1990

• Priscilla Kincaid-Smith

APSN Past Presidents (2)

• 1990-1992• Michinobu Hatano

• 1992-1995• Kirpal S. Chugh

• 1995-1997• Robert C. Atkins

• 1997-2000• Visith Sitprija

• 2000-2003• Myung-Jae Kim

• 2003-2005• Hideto Sakai

• 2005-2008• Gavin Becker

• 2008-2010• Tak Mao Chan

• 2010-2013• Yasuhiko Tomino

• 2013-2016• David Harris

• 2016-2019• Philip Li

Kenzo Oshima (1907-2008)

• In 1959 he helped organize and became President of the Japanese Society of Nephrology.

• In 1979 he served as convenor and President of the First Congress of the Asian-Pacific Society of Nephrology in Tokyo

• In 1990 was the President of the Eleventh Congress of the International Society of Nephrology, in Tokyo.

Priscilla Kincaid-Smith (1926-2015)

• 1970–1972• President, Australasian

Society of Nephrology

• 1972–1975• President, International

Society of Nephrology

• 1986–1988• President, Royal

Australasian College of Physicians

• 1986–1990• President, Asian Pacific

Society of Nephrology

Priscilla Kincaid Smith and Philip Li in ISN APSN 2005 Congress Singapore

Kirpal Chugh (1932-2017)

• 1992• Congress President

• 5th APCN – Delhi, India

• 1992–1995• President, APSN

Kirpal Chugh and Philip Li in Port Blair, Andaman and Nicobar Islands, India 2013

APSN Past Presidents (2)

• 1990-1992• Michinobu Hatano

• 1992-1995• Kirpal S. Chugh

• 1995-1997• Robert C. Atkins

• 1997-2000• Visith Sitprija

• 2000-2003• Myung-Jae Kim

• 2003-2005• Hideto Sakai

• 2005-2008• Gavin Becker

• 2008-2010• Tak Mao Chan

• 2010-2013• Yasuhiko Tomino

• 2013-2016• David Harris

• 2016-2019• Philip Li

14th APCN Tokyo 16th May 2014

14th APCN Tokyo 16th May 2014

KirpalChugh1992-5

Myung-Jae Kim

2000-3

VisithSitprija

1997-2000

Hideto Sakai

2003-5

Gavin Becker2005-8

Tak Mao Chan

2008-10Yasuhiko Tomino2010-3

David Harris2013-6

Philip Li2016-9

9 APSN Presidents

APCN Congresses1979 Foundation Meeting – Tokyo, Japan

1983 2nd Congress APSN – Melbourne, Australia

1986 3rd Congress APSN – Singapore

1990 4th Congress APSN – Beijing, China

1992 5th Congress APSN – Delhi, India

1995 6th Congress APSN – Hong Kong

1997 7th Congress APSN – Sydney, Australia - Partner with ISN & ANZSN

2000 8th Congress APSN – Taipei, Taiwan

2003 9th Congress APSN – Pattaya, Thailand

2005 10th Congress APSN – Singapore - Partner with ISN & SSN

2008 11th Congress APSN – Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

2010 12th Congress APSN – Seoul, Korea

2013 WCN (ISN- APSN- HKSN) – Hong Kong - Partner with ISN & HKSN

2014 14th Congress APSN – Tokyo, Japan

2016 15th Congress APSN – Perth, Australia

2018 16th Congress APSN – Beijing, China

2019 17th Congress APSN (40th Anniversary) - Partner with ISN & ANZSN

WCN (ISN – APSN – ANZSN) – Melbourne, Australia

Michinobu Hatano(L), Kenzo Oshima (R)In Tokyo 1990

Photo by Kiyoshi Kurokawa

Kenzo Oshima (1907-2008)

Congress President, APCN 1979

Michinobu Hatano

President, APSN 1990-2

Priscilla Kincaid Smith (1926-2015)

Congress President, APCN 1983President, APSN, 1986–1990

Kidney International, Vol. 21(1982), pp. 671—6 72

Gavin Becker

Congress Secretary, APCN 1983President, APSN, 2005-8

Khoo Oon Teik (1921-2012) Cheng Hong LIM (1930-2010)

Congress President, 3rd APCN LOC Chair, 3rd APCN

Founder Founding President, National Kidney Foundation Singapore 1969 Singapore Society of Nephrology 1972

1986 3rd APCN – Singapore

1986 3rd APCN – Singapore

Lei-Shi Li (1926–2010)

Congress President, APCN 1990

The 4th APCN Oct 15-20, 1990. Beijing, China

Kirpal Chugh (1932–2017)

Congress President, APCN 1992President, APSN, 1992-5

6th Asian Pacific Congress of Nephrology

Hong Kong 1995

Ignatius Cheng

Congress President, APCN 1995

Picture of APCN 2

6th Asian Pacific Congress of Nephrology

Hong Kong 1995

Ignatius Cheng

KS Chugh

TMChan

PhilipLi

1997 7th APCN – Sydney, Australia - Partner with ISN & ANZSN

Robert C Atkins

Congress President, APCN 1997President, APSN, 1995-7

Philip Li and Bob Atkins in ISN Prevention Meeting Hong Kong 2004

The 8th APCN March 26-30, 2000. Taipei, Taiwan

Wu Chang YANG

Congress President, APCN 2000

2003 9th APCN – Pattaya, Thailand

Visith Sitprija

Congress President, APCN 2003President, APSN 1997-2000

2005 10th APCN / 3rd WCN – Singapore - Partner with ISN & SSN

Keng Thye WOO

Congress President, APCN 2005

Zaki Morad

Congress President, APCN 2008

2008 11th APCN – Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

2008 11th APCN – Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

2008 11th APCN – Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

12th APCN – Seoul, Korea 2010

Ho-Yung LEE

Congress President, APCN 2010

12th APCN – Seoul, Korea 2010

12th APCN – Seoul, Korea 2010

2013 WCN (ISN- APSN- HKSN) – Hong Kong - Partner with ISN & HKSN

2013 WCN (ISN- APSN- HKSN) – Hong Kong - Partner with ISN & HKSN

John Feehally Philip Li

WCN 2013 WCN 2013Congress LOC Chair &President Scientific Co-Chair

ISN President APSN President2011-3 2016-9

2013 WCN (ISN- APSN- HKSN) – Hong Kong - Partner with ISN & HKSN

Congratulatory Message from Director General of WHO, Dr. Margaret Chan

2013 WCN (ISN- APSN- HKSN) – Hong Kong - Partner with ISN & HKSN

14th APCN 2014 – Tokyo, Japan

Yasuhiko Tomino

Congress President, APCN 2014President, APSN, 2010-3

14th APCN 2014 – Tokyo, Japan

Paolo Ferrari

Congress President, APCN 2016

15th APCN 2016 – Perth, Australia

15th APCN 2016 – Perth, Australia

XueqingYu

PhilipLi

PaoloFerrari

DavidHarris

MasaomiNangaku

SydneyTang

Xueqing YU

Congress President, APCN 2018

16th APCN 2018 – Beijing China

16th APCN 2018 – Beijing China

16th APCN 2018 – Beijing China

16th APCN 2018 – Beijing China

Over 11,000 delegates

16th APCN 2018 – Beijing China

16th APCN 2018 – Beijing China

With Young Nephrologists from Asian Pacific Region

Philip LiAPSN President

WCN 2019

David HarrisISN President

Congress PresidentWCN 2019

Peter KerrLOC ChairWCN 2019

Rob WalkerAPSN

Secretary

APSN Awards

Priscilla Kincaid-Smith Award

• Dr Keng Thye Woo (2005)

• Dr Kiyoshi Kurokawa (2008)

• Dr Kar Neng Lai (2010)

• Dr Sei Sasaki (2014)

• Dr Stephen R Holdsworth (2016)

Kenzo Oshima

Award• Dr Gavin Becker (2005)

• Dr Robert C Atkins (2008)

• Dr Hideto Sakai (2010)

• Dr Daniel T M Chan (2014)

• Dr K S Chugh (2016)

• Dr Visith Sitprija (2018)

APSN Named LecturesRoss Bailey (1941-1997)

Lectures

• Kyoshi Kurokawa 2005

• David Harris 2008

• Kar Neng Lai 2010

• Suhnggwon Kim 2014

• Vivek Jha 2016

APSN Named LecturesHaiyan Wang (1937-2014)

Lectures

• Minghui Zhao 2018

APSN activities2016-2019

2016

Asian Pacific Society of Nephrology

Increase to

8 Sponsoring Societies

and 13 Affiliated Societies

Nephrology• Official Journal of APSN

• Very high submission rate – about 789 for the year 2018.

• The Impact factor has gone up to 2.17.

• In 2018, 6,619 institutions offered access to the latest contents in Nephrology via either a Wiley License or a traditional (title-by-title) subscription. Our philanthropic initiatives extended low-cost or free access to current content to 7,911 developing world institutions. In 2018, EBSCO allows 2,133 institutions accessed

• A total of 16,663 academic institutions globally got access to Nephrology

Editor-in Chief

BECKER Gavin, Australia (1995–2003)HARRIS David, Australia (2004–2010)KERR Peter, Australia (2011–2018)TANG Sydney, Hong Kong (2018 - )

• The Journal is now On-line only and on-line access for all members of all APSN Societies is now available, either through the APSN website (Members Only area) or via local society websites.

In 2018, 5 APSN CME courses

• CME in APCN Beijing, China with CSN (March 28, 2018)

• CME in Seoul, Korea with KSN (May 18, 2018)

• CME in Niigata, Japan with JSN (Jun 7, 2018)

• CME in Sydney, Australia with ANZSN (Sept 8-9, 2018)

• CME in Hong Kong with HKSN (Sept 29, 2018)

• Supporting by travel grants to over 120 Young Nephrologists from AP region to attend in 2018

APSN/CSN CME course in APCN (March 28, 2018 in Beijing, China )

• 1790 young nephrologists, nurses and researchers from Asian Pacific region attended this course, including 31 young nephrologists from LIC or LMIC supported by APSN and CSN.

• Five courses and 50 lectures were presented, among which 3 were in English (renal nursing course, diabetic kidney disease and methodology of renal research) and 2 were in Chinese (basic research in nephrology and clinical nephrology).

• 80 nephrologists, including young doctors from 6 countries from the Asia Pacific Region attended CME (China, Japan, India, Malaysia, Pakistan and Sri Lanka).

• The topics of this course include IgA nephropathy, management of diabetic nephropathy, drug induced kidney injury, biomarkers of AKI, dialysis modality selection, prevention and management of PD-related peritonitis, evaluation and care of living kidney donors and transplantation immunology.

APSN/KSN CME course (May 18, 2018 in Seoul, Korea)

• 60 physicians and researchers attended this course this year, including two young nephrologists from HIC to encourage exchanges between young nephrologists from various countries and region. • (Bangladesh, Indonesia, India, Malaysia, Pakistan, Thailand, Sri Lanka,

Mongolia, China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Korea and Japan).

• Topics of lectures include CKD-MBD, renal anemia and educational, case-based presentations on electrolyte disorder and renal transplantation.

APSN/JSN CME course (June 7,2018 in Niigata, Japan)

• APSN and ANZSN jointly sponsored 13 participants from 9 countriesand regions (Pakistan, India, China, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Malaysia,Japan, Korea and Hong Kong)

• This CME course was held in conjunction with the NephrologyTransplantation Update Course and a broad range of topics werecovered in the fields of CKD, ESKD and transplantation, includingdiabetes and its complication, CKD, AKI, ESRD, genetic and clinicalnephrology, kidney transplantation, post kidney transplantation, andupdate of research.

APSN/ANZSN CME course (September 8-9, 2018 in Sydney, Australia)

• 103 participants attended the Meeting. 23 trainees from 12 countries(Cambodia, Guangxi of China, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar, thePhilippines, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Vietnam and Australia)

• This CME course was co-organized with the Hong Kong College of Physicians.

• Among the speakers are current Presidents of APSN (Philip Li), ASN (MarkOkusa), ERA-EDTA (Carmine Zoccali), CSN (Xueqing Yu) and HKSN (SydneyTang).

APSN/ HKSN/HKCP CME course (September 29, 2018 in Hong Kong)

Asian Pacific Clinical Practice Recommendations• Prof CC Szeto (Hong Kong) has helped the Society to form a group to study

the current gaps in the clinical practice guidelines for the Asian Pacific region, notably in the good clinical practice despite resource limitations in the LIC and LMIC in the region.

• The first Asian Pacific Clinical Practice Recommendation, now in progress, will be on “Evaluation and management of diabetic nephropathy” under a group comprising 14 members with good mix between LMIC and HIC countries. The group will be led by Dr Adrian Liew of Singapore.

• APSN will commission an Evidence Review Team to facilitate the work.

Malaysia (Dr Sunita Bavanandan)Thailand (Dr Som-Chai Ong)Indonesia (Dr Aida Lydia Sutranto)Philippines (Dr Melvin Marcial)Vietnam (Dr Hai Phan Hai An)India (Dr Narayan Prasad)Hong Kong (Dr Sydney Tang)

Taiwan (Dr Chang Jer-Ming)Japan (Dr Hirokazu Okada)Korea (Dr Oh Kook Hwan)China (Dr Fan Fan Hou)ANZ (Dr Wong Muh Geot)Singapore (Dr Adrian Liew)Brunei (Dr Jackson Tan)

APSN AKI Initiatives

APSN AKI Committee• APSN AKI Committee was formed with Prof Zoltan Endre as Chair, Dr Li Yang

as Vice Chair and Dr Jinn Yang Chen as Secretary. Prof Philip Li as Advisor.

• APSN will partner with Malaysian Society of Nephrology and CRRT as Co-Organizer for the 3rd Asian Pacific AKI CRRT to be held in Malaysia in Oct 2019.

• The AKI Committee will organize a study on AKI incidence in rural hospitals in Asian Pacific region, probably pilot in Australia, Malaysia, Taiwan and Thailand

• The Chair : Dr Jack Ng (Hong Kong),

• Secretary: Dr Kornchanok Vareesangthip (Thailand)

• IT coordinator : Dr Amrish Krishnan (Fiji).

• The YNC now has 12 members coming from (Australia, Bangladesh, Brunei, Cambodia, China, Fiji, Hong Kong, India, Japan, Korea, Taiwan and Thailand).

APSN Young Nephrologists Committee (YNC)

APSN Executive and Council Members 2019

APSN 40th Anniversary dinner 13th April 2019 Melbourne

Cake cutting celebration

APSN 40th Anniversary dinner 13th April 2019

Melbourne