Harvard Intensive Review of Nephrology 2026 – Videos + Subtitles + PDF Slides

Glomerular Disease

IgA nephropathy, lupus nephritis, membranous nephropathy, FSGS, RPGN and evolving immunosuppressive therapies.

Electrolytes & Acid-Base

Anion-gap acidosis, non-gap acidosis, alkalosis, sodium disorders, potassium disorders and board-style problem solving.

Genetic Kidney Disease

Genetic testing, polycystic kidney disease and practical integration of renal genetics into clinical care.

Acute Kidney Injury

AKI pathophysiology, syndromes, ICU nephrology, CRRT, cardiorenal disease and cancer-associated kidney injury.

CKD & Diabetic Kidney Disease

Updated CKD care, epidemiology, SGLT2 inhibitors, GLP-1 agonists, finerenone and modern diabetic kidney management.

Hypertension & Vascular Disease

Hypertension in CKD, primary aldosteronism, renovascular disease and practical treatment controversies.

Kidney Transplantation

Immunosuppression, rejection, tissue typing, donor and recipient assessment, infection and late graft complications.

Dialysis & ESKD

Hemodiafiltration, hemodialysis, peritoneal dialysis, mineral-bone disease, anemia and dialysis access.

POCUS & AI in Nephrology

Renal point-of-care ultrasound, image acquisition, interpretation and clinical applications of AI.

Onconephrology

Checkpoint inhibitors, paraprotein-related injury, cancer-associated AKI and kidney disease in oncology patients.

Pregnancy & Special Populations

Pregnancy-related kidney disease, pediatric nephrology, geriatric nephrology and complex population-specific care.

Board Review

Daily review questions, clinical images, high-yield “zebras,” case discussions and focused certification preparation.

Access the recorded 2026 Intensive Review of Nephrology. 5 days • 70+ sessions • videos • subtitles • PDF slides

Learning Objectives

The program integrates current guidelines, evidence, pathophysiology, differential diagnosis and treatment into practical nephrology review.

• Summarize current nephrology guidelines and recommended clinical practices.
• Build differential diagnoses for complex renal presentations.
• Integrate current therapeutic options for specific kidney disorders.
• Interpret contemporary evidence relevant to nephrology practice.
• Connect renal pathophysiology with diagnosis and management.
• Review transplant immunology, rejection and post-transplant complications.
• Update dialysis, CKD and AKI management strategies.
• Apply genetic testing and point-of-care ultrasound appropriately.
• Strengthen preparation for ABIM nephrology certification or recertification.

Course Leadership

Harvard Medical School lists five course directors spanning glomerular disease, transplantation, ICU nephrology, fellowship education and nephrology ultrasound.

David B. Mount, MD, FRCP(C)

Assistant Professor of MedicineAssociate Chief & Clinical Chief, Renal DivisionBrigham and Women’s Hospital

Jamil R. Azzi, MD, PhD

Associate Professor of MedicineKidney & Pancreas TransplantationBrigham and Women’s Hospital

Gearoid McMahon, MB, BCH, FASN

Assistant Professor of MedicineDirector, ICU NephrologyBrigham and Women’s Hospital

Alice M. Sheridan, MD

Assistant Professor of MedicineProgram Director, BWH/MGH Renal FellowshipBrigham and Women’s Hospital

Adina S. Voiculescu, MD

Assistant Professor of MedicineDirector of Ultrasound in NephrologyChief of Nephrology, BWFH

2026 Curriculum

Day 1 — Renal Physiology, Pathology, Glomerular Disease & AI

August 10, 2026: Renal Physiology for the Boards • Immunology in Autoimmune Kidney Disease • Renal Pathology Parts 1 & 2 • Urine Sediment Analysis • IgA Nephropathy • Kidney Stones • AI in Nephrology • Lupus Nephritis • Membranous Nephropathy • Anemia Management • Board Review and Clinical Image Sessions

Day 2 — Acid-Base, Electrolytes, Genetics & RPGN

August 11, 2026: Anion-Gap Acidosis • Non-Gap Acidosis & Metabolic Alkalosis • Hyponatremia & Hypernatremia • Hypokalemia & Hyperkalemia • New Trials in Glomerulonephritis • Genetics & Kidney Disease • Polycystic Kidney Disease • Pediatric Nephrology • Genetics in Practice • Rapidly Progressive Glomerulonephritis

Day 3 — Kidney Transplantation & Xenotransplantation

August 12, 2026: Transplant Rejection • Immunosuppression for the Boards • Immunological Assessment • Early and Late Post-Transplant Management • Donor Evaluation • Transplant Infections • Monitoring Beyond Creatinine • Recipient Evaluation • Thrombotic Microangiopathies • Xenotransplantation • Geriatric Nephrology • Transplant Board Review

Day 4 — Hypertension, AKI, ICU Nephrology & Onconephrology

August 13, 2026: Cardiorenal Syndrome • Hypertension in CKD • Primary Aldosteronism • FSGS • Liver and Kidney Disease • AKI Pathophysiology and Syndromes • ICU Nephrology & CRRT • Cancer and AKI • Paraprotein-Induced Kidney Injury • KidneyPal • Diabetic Kidney Disease • APOL1

Day 5 — Dialysis, CKD, Peritoneal Dialysis & Renal Ultrasound

August 14, 2026: Dialysis Dosing • Hemodiafiltration • Mineral & Bone Disease • Case-Based Dialysis Review • CKD Epidemiology • Peritoneal Dialysis • PD Complications • Checkpoint-Inhibitor AKI • Mesoamerican Nephropathy • Ultrasound for the Clinical Nephrologist • Dialysis Vascular Access

Who Should Take This Course?

Nephrologists Nephrology Fellows Internal Medicine Physicians Hospitalists Critical Care Clinicians Transplant Clinicians Physicians Preparing for ABIM Boards Nurse Practitioners Physician Assistants Residents Renal Researchers

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Is this course suitable for nephrology board review?

Yes. The program is designed both as a comprehensive clinical update and as intensive preparation for the ABIM Nephrology certification or recertification examination.

What topics are covered?

Glomerulonephritis, CKD, AKI, genetics, hypertension, acid-base, electrolytes, dialysis, transplantation, onconephrology, pregnancy, renal ultrasound, diabetic kidney disease and board review.

Does the 2026 curriculum include AI and newer therapies?

Yes. The official 2026 program includes AI in nephrology, genetic testing, newer glomerular-disease therapies, CAR-T concepts, expanded SGLT2/GLP-1/finerenone use and xenotransplantation.

Is this a live course?

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Nephrology • Clinical Update • Board Review • 2026

Study glomerular disease, acid-base, electrolytes, genetics, AKI, CKD, transplantation, dialysis, onconephrology, renal ultrasound and board-focused material through the recorded five-day course.

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