DCD Across Borders: International Perspectives and Lessons Learned
Tuesday, February 10 @ 2:00 pm - 3:30 pm• EST
As NRP continues to evolve worldwide, countries are implementing DCD programs through different clinical, regulatory, and operational pathways. Part I of the DCD in Action series brings together international leaders to share how NRP programs have been developed, implemented, and refined across diverse healthcare systems. Through a moderated discussion, leaders from various European countries will discuss key lessons learned during implementation and innovative or distinctive elements that have strengthened their approaches. Emphasis will be placed on practical insights and transferable best practices that can inform emerging and evolving NRP programs globally.
Describe key approaches to NRP program development and implementation across different international healthcare systems.
List common challenges and successful strategies used to scale NRP programs.
Identify innovative program strategies that may be adapted to support NRP implementation in other countries or regions.
Speaker
Marco Sacchi
MD
Intensive Care Specialist, Medical Director
Regional Coordination Office of Lombardia Milan, Italy
Speaker
Angel Ruiz
MD
Transplant Coordinator, Head of the Donation Unit
Hospital Clínic de Barcelona Barcelona, Spain
Speaker
Luc Colenbie
RN
Transplant Coordinator, Nurse specialist in Intensive Care Unit
University Hospital of Ghent, Ghent, Belgium
Speaker
Corinne Antoine
MD
Associate professor in Nephrology and Renal and Pancreatic Transplantation Department
Saint Louis hospital Paris France
Moderator, Speaker
Gabriel Schnickel
MD, MPH
Professor of Surgery
University of California San Diego
Moderator
Chloë Ballesté
MD, MSc
Medical Director
Donation and Transplantation Institue - DTI Foundation Barcelona, Spain
Members of the donation and transplantation community serving diverse populations to include administrators, coordinators, physicians, nurses, surgeons, managers, quality improvement specialists, social workers, and other donation and transplantation center professionals and their colleagues.
