Loke Meng Ong Penang HospitalMalaysia

Dr. Ong is a senior consultant nephrologist and the head of Department of Medicine at Penang Hospital, Malaysia. He is also the current Head of Nephrology Services at the Ministry of Health Malaysia. He graduated in 1987 from University Malaya and obtained his membership from the Royal College of Physicians United Kingdom in 1993 and Fellowship of the Royal College of Physicians Edinburgh in 2006. He is a certified nephrologist since 1996 and has been actively involved in training and research.

30 MARCH 2023

Time Session
13:30
16:30
SharE-RR Session
Agnes B. Fogo Chairperson Vanderbilt University Medical CenterUnited States
James Wetmore Chairperson Hennepin County Medical CenterUnited States
Maria Pippias Chairperson North Bristol NHS TrustUnited Kingdom
  • Welcome and Introduction of SharE-RR
    Agnes B. Fogo Speaker Vanderbilt University Medical CenterUnited States
    James Wetmore Speaker Hennepin County Medical CenterUnited States
    Maria Pippias Speaker North Bristol NHS TrustUnited Kingdom
  • Current State of Registries Worldwide, ISN-GKHA 2023
    David Johnson Speaker Princess Alexandra HospitalAustralia
    Ikechi Okpechi Speaker University of AlbertaCanada
  • Ghana: Lessons from Getting Started and Some Latest Data
    Elliot Koranteng Tannor Speaker Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and TechnologyGhana
  • Mongolia: Lessons from Getting Started and Some Latest Data
    Saruultuvshin Adiya Speaker First Central Hospital of MongoliaMongolia
  • Renal Registries in Latin America from 2014-2022: What Can We Learn from the SLANH-PAHO Project
    Rosario Luxardo Speaker Hospital Italiano de Buenos AiresArgentina
  • Coffee Break
  • Thailand Renal Registry
    Adisorn Lumpaopong Speaker Pharmongkutklao HospitalThailand
  • Malaysia Renal Registry
    Lai-Seong Hooi Speaker National Renal RegistryMalaysia
    Loke Meng Ong Speaker Penang HospitalMalaysia
    Sunita Bavanandan Speaker sbavanandan@gmail.comHospital Kuala LumpurMalaysia
  • Closing Remarks/Final Comments
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