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The Colombian Association of Nephrology Nursing appoints a professor from the Alm...

The Colombian Association of Nephrology Nursing appoints a professor from the Alma Mater as president.

Within the framework of the First Nephrological Nursing Congress, held in Santa Marta from August 1 to 3 of this year, Professor Sandra Cecilia Narváez assumed the presidency of the Colombian Association of Nephrological Nursing. During the event, Professor Narváez also delivered a presentation, while her colleague Carlos Dorado presented a research project carried out in collaboration with students from the Nursing program.

The First Nephrological Nursing Congress, held in Santa Marta during the first days of August, featured an outstanding participation from the Nursing program at the University of Cauca. During the event, professor Sandra Narváez, an alumna and current faculty member of the same program, was elected President of the Colombian Association of Nephrological Nursing. This appointment is a significant recognition of her career of more than 15 years, a trajectory dedicated to the care of patients with chronic kidney disease, acute kidney injury, multiple organ failure, among other conditions. Her work has been crucial both in her role coordinating the Nephrology Service at the San José University Hospital of Popayán and within academia, making a remarkable contribution to the development of this discipline from our beloved Alma Mater.

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Professor Sandra is a nurse from the University of Cauca, with a specialization in Nephrological Nursing from the University of Valle. She is currently pursuing a master’s degree in Educational Innovation at ICESI University and serves as a faculty member in our School of Health Sciences. “My interest in and constant effort toward raising the visibility of the Nursing profession and the field of Nephrology have allowed me to build networks at both the national and international levels. I am part of the Latin American Association of Nephrological Nursing, and I have been a speaker at national and international events in countries such as Peru and Mexico, where I have had the opportunity to exchange experiences and knowledge on the management of critically ill patients with renal pathologies. Throughout my career, I have been passionate about nephrology, always focused on providing quality, comprehensive, and holistic care,” expressed Professor Sandra, reflecting her passion for her field of expertise.

It is worth noting that Professor Narváez is a founder of the Colombian Association of Nephrological Nursing, as she herself explains that this was a dream that began two years ago thanks to the initiative of five nurses passionate about Nephrology, who set out to improve the quality of care provided to patients with kidney disease and to raise the visibility of the field of Nephrological Nursing. For that reason, Professor Sandra shares that, “Taking on the presidency is a great personal and professional challenge, since Nephrological Nursing is a very demanding and noble profession that requires a deep vocation, and our work is fundamental to improving the quality of life of patients with these conditions.”

Likewise, it is important to highlight that the name of the University also resonated at this First Congress of Nephrological Nursing, thanks to the participation of our faculty members. With the presentation “Acute Kidney Injury in Hospitalization,” Professor Sandra was also present, while Professor Carlos Dorado presented a research poster carried out in collaboration with students from the course Research Methodology I: María Fernanda Armero, Ingri Natalia Muñoz, Karla Massiel Salgado, and Diego Felipe Bravo. With their project titled “Nursing Interventions in Adult Patients with Acute Kidney Injury Admitted to an Adult Intensive Care Unit, Popayán 2024,” they fostered teamwork and the active participation of students, who had the opportunity to share knowledge and experiences within this field.

We celebrate the appointment of this distinguished Unicaucana as president of the Colombian Association of Nephrological Nursing, a role we know she will perform with great commitment and responsibility. Her leadership will contribute to strengthening and increasing the visibility of the Nursing Program of our Alma Mater, while continuing to promote joint research projects, the pursuit of resources, and the establishment of networks that will enrich the academic training of our students.

Finally, we congratulate Professor Carlos Dorado and the students who participated in the research project, and we invite all other professors and students to take part in national and international academic gatherings, as these opportunities undoubtedly strengthen knowledge, skills, and experience.

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