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ReNi-Forum 2023
The ReNi Forum 2023 highlighted how exercise, rehab sports and recent studies can improve life with chronic kidney disease. Be inspired by real success stories – and explore new paths to better health and well-being.
Jakob Tiebel
Health Business Consultant
The 10th ReNi-Forum of the Deutsche Gesellschaft Rehabilitationssport für chronisch Nierenkranke e.V. A milestone in patient support
The 10th ReNi-Forum took place from 23 to 25 June 2023 in the m&i-Fachklinik Bad Heilbrunn. The event of the Deutsche Gesellschaft Rehabilitationssport für chronisch Nierenkranke e.V. marks a significant milestone in the work of this organisation. The forum provides a platform to exchange knowledge, experience and new developments in the field of rehabilitation sports for people with CKD conditions.
A place for networking and knowledge exchange
The 10th ReNi Forum brought together a wide range of experts, medical staff, rehabilitation sports participants and other interested parties. It provided an opportunity to share the latest findings, best practices and experiences in healthcare. For more than 10 years, ReNi has been promoting networking and interdisciplinary dialogue to continuously improve the quality of care and support for chronic kidney disease (CKD) patients.
The 10th ReNi Forum brought together a wide range of experts, medical staff, rehabilitation sports participants and other interested parties. It provided an opportunity to share the latest findings, best practices and experiences in healthcare. For more than 10 years, ReNi has been promoting networking and interdisciplinary dialogue to continuously improve the quality of care and support for chronic kidney disease (CKD) patients.
Varied programme
The forum offered an extensive programme that included lectures, workshops and many exciting discussions. Experts from different fields shared their knowledge and experience on topics such as rehabilitation sports programmes, physical activity, nutrition, psychosocial support and the latest medical developments in kidney health. Participants had the opportunity to ask questions, learn about new approaches and expand their network.
The forum offered an extensive programme that included lectures, workshops and many exciting discussions. Experts from different fields shared their knowledge and experience on topics such as rehabilitation sports programmes, physical activity, nutrition, psychosocial support and the latest medical developments in kidney health. Participants had the opportunity to ask questions, learn about new approaches and expand their network.
Structured exercise during dialysis reduces the hospitalisation rate by half and exercise has been shown to make dialysis patients fitter.
Presentation of success stories
Other highlights of the ReNi-Forum included the success stories of people who have taken part in rehabilitation sports. Those affected showed how rehabilitation sports have helped them to improve their quality of life and to cope with their illness. These stories are inspiring and encourage others to look at rehabilitation sports as a way to overcome their own challenges. At the same time, it became clear that transplant patients and people with CKD conditions in Germany do not embrace the power of sport and exercise as much as the rest of the world. Instead, they are encouraged to rest rather than be active. A situation that needs to change.
Other highlights of the ReNi-Forum included the success stories of people who have taken part in rehabilitation sports. Those affected showed how rehabilitation sports have helped them to improve their quality of life and to cope with their illness. These stories are inspiring and encourage others to look at rehabilitation sports as a way to overcome their own challenges. At the same time, it became clear that transplant patients and people with CKD conditions in Germany do not embrace the power of sport and exercise as much as the rest of the world. Instead, they are encouraged to rest rather than be active. A situation that needs to change.
Innovation and research
The ReNi Forum also provided a platform for the presentation of the latest innovations and research projects in the field of rehabilitation sports for CKD patients. Experts and researchers presented their latest findings and discussed future trends and developments. This is an important contribution in terms of keeping rehabilitation sports up-to-date and for developing innovative approaches to improve the quality of life of those affected. The highlight at this year’s event was the presentation of the DiaTT trial. Structured exercise during dialysis reduces the hospitalisation rate by half and exercise has been shown to make dialysis patients fitter, according to Dr Anding Rost from Bischofswerda who presented the findings of the DiaTT trial.
The ReNi Forum also provided a platform for the presentation of the latest innovations and research projects in the field of rehabilitation sports for CKD patients. Experts and researchers presented their latest findings and discussed future trends and developments. This is an important contribution in terms of keeping rehabilitation sports up-to-date and for developing innovative approaches to improve the quality of life of those affected. The highlight at this year’s event was the presentation of the DiaTT trial. Structured exercise during dialysis reduces the hospitalisation rate by half and exercise has been shown to make dialysis patients fitter, according to Dr Anding Rost from Bischofswerda who presented the findings of the DiaTT trial.
Conclusion
The 10th ReNi-Forum was once again an important milestone in supporting people with CKD conditions. By exchanging knowledge, presenting success stories and promoting innovation and research, the forum made a valuable contribution to improving the quality of life and well-being of those affected. An outstanding event that celebrates the progress made in the field of rehabilitation sports for CKD patients and at the same time creates a space for future developments and collaboration.
The 10th ReNi-Forum was once again an important milestone in supporting people with CKD conditions. By exchanging knowledge, presenting success stories and promoting innovation and research, the forum made a valuable contribution to improving the quality of life and well-being of those affected. An outstanding event that celebrates the progress made in the field of rehabilitation sports for CKD patients and at the same time creates a space for future developments and collaboration.
Science
THERAPY 2023-III
THERAPY Magazine
Jakob Tiebel
Health Business Consultant
Jakob Tiebel is OT and studied applied psychology with a focus on health economics. He has clinical expertise from his previous therapeutic work in neurorehabilitation. He conducts research and publishes on the theory-practice transfer in neurorehabilitation and is the owner of an agency for digital health marketing.
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