Frequently Asked Questions
March 8-12, 2027 | Live Online
What is Current Updates in Nephrology?
Current Updates in Nephrology is a five-day live online CME course offering a clinically focused review of the most important advances in the diagnosis and management of kidney disease. The course is directed by four Harvard Medical School faculty members and features experts from leading institutions. Sessions emphasize real-world cases, emerging evidence and practical management strategies.
When and where does the course take place?
The course runs live online from March 8–12, 2027. All session times are Eastern Time.
Was this course previously called Comprehensive Updates in Nephrology?
Yes. For 2027, the course was renamed Current Updates in Nephrology, with a substantially refreshed curriculum and more case-based learning.
How many CME credits can I earn?
Participants can earn up to 41 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. See the Accreditation page for full details.
Who should attend?
The course is designed for nephrologists, nephrology fellows, internists, family medicine physicians, physician associates, nurse practitioners and other clinicians who care for patients with kidney disease. It suits both experienced nephrologists seeking the latest advances and clinicians who want a comprehensive review of contemporary nephrology practice.
Can I watch sessions on demand?
Yes. Registered participants can access course content on demand through August 31, 2027. Selected additional topics are also available exclusively on demand.
What topics does the course cover?
Each day has its own focus: glomerular diseases; hypertension and electrolytes; kidney transplantation; chronic kidney disease and dialysis; and acute kidney injury, genetics and emerging topics. See the Schedule page for the full agenda.
Who are the course directors?
The course directors are Martin Pollak, MD; Bradley M. Denker, MD; Melanie P. Hoenig, MD; and Jeffrey H. William, MD, all Harvard Medical School faculty. See the Faculty page for the full faculty list.
Is the course endorsed by professional societies?
Yes. Current Updates in Nephrology is endorsed by leading professional societies, including the International Society of Nephrology (ISN) and the European Renal Association (ERA), with additional endorsements being added. Endorsements support the promotion of education, not the specific course content.
How much does it cost and how do I register?
See the Tuition & Fees page for current pricing. You can register online here.
Can I submit a case for faculty discussion?
Yes. Registered participants are invited to submit a fully de-identified clinical case for consideration. Selected cases may be discussed by faculty during the live program. Please do not include patient names or any other identifying information.
Who do I contact with questions?
Email cmesupport@agrimeetings.com with any questions about the course, registration or CME credit.