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Local Procurement

Archived Event

The Alliance Advancement Series
Organ Preservation Part I: The Benefits and Challenges of Local Organ Procurement
December 17, 2024 @ 2:00 pm - 3:30 pm• EST

Utilization of local surgical recovery resources for organ procurement is increasing in response to longer travel distances, resource constraints, and the adoption of perseveration strategies including NRP and machine perfusion. During this session, we will welcome leaders across the country who will outline the benefits and challenges of utilizing local surgical recovery resources from the perspective of abdominal transplant, thoracic transplant, donor recovery centers, and organ procurement organizations. Join us to engage with our panelists to learn more!

  • Demonstrate an understanding of the operational drivers behind the increase in local procurement services.
  • Outline the benefits and challenges of utilizing local procurement services.
  • Apply lessons learned to shape their own organization’s utilization of the services.
Maria Majella Doyle
Speaker
Maria B Majella Doyle
MD, MBA, FRCS
Vice Chair for Clinical Affairs, Department of Surgery
Washington University in St. Louis
Silvestry Scott 1922028547
Speaker
Scott Silvestry
MD
Chief, Division of Cardiothoracic Transplant, Tucson Department of Surgery
University of Arizona College of Medicine
Austin Williams Head Shot
Moderator, Speaker
Austin Williams
MS, FACHE
Senior Director of Business Development
Gift of Life Donor Program

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.

Continuing Education Credits

Continuing Education credits are no longer available for this learning opportunity.

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