Bradley Adams
JD, CPA
President & Chief Executive Officer
Developing National NRP Best Practices & Approaches
Renowned experts from across the nation, representing diverse sectors of the donation and transplantation field, gathered for a two-day forum dedicated to exploring the latest advancements in normothermic regional perfusion (NRP). This forum served as a platform for dynamic discussions aimed at fostering collaborative efforts to establish optimal practices and methodologies in NRP. This course is a compilation of those discussions and presentations taken place during the forum.
The Alliance upholds a dedication to impartiality and objectivity, refraining from advocacy roles and ensuring an unbiased stance in all deliberations.
Learning Objectives for this event are as follows:
- Demonstrate an understanding of the current landscape and progress of Normothermic Regional Perfusion (NRP) in the United States.
- Describe the existing challenges and opportunities in implementing NRP based on insights shared by the national workgroups and varied perspectives between different stakeholders.
- Identify methods for addressing pushback and navigating obstacles to advance NRP practices collaboratively.
- Identify best practices and approaches for engaging with donor families sensitively and ethically, contributing to the evolution of NRP practices that prioritize patient and family-centered care.
Nursing: The Organ Donation and Transplantation Alliance is offering 8.50 hours of continuing education credit for this offering, approved by The California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider Number CEP17117. No partial credits will be awarded. CE credit will be issued upon request within 30 days post-forum.
CEPTC: The Organ Donation and Transplantation Alliance will be offering 8.50 Category I CEPTC credits from the American Board for Transplant Certification. Certified clinical transplant and procurement coordinators and certified clinical transplant nurses seeking CEPTC credit must complete the evaluation form within 30 days of the event.
The intention of this meeting is to gather a diverse group of participants from organizations across the country to engage in collaborative, valuable and productive discussion. Attendance is strongly recommended for, but not limited to:
- Senior OPO and Transplant Leaders
- Medical Directors
- Transplant Surgeons & Physicians
- Clinical Operations Leaders
- Legal & Ethics Leaders
- Critical Care Physicians & Leaders
- Industry Partners
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Kristopher Croome
MD, MS
Mayo Clinic Florida
Jill Grandas
Tennessee Donor Services
Jordan Hoffman
MD
UC Health
John Magee
MD
Jeremiah & Claire Turcotte Professor of Transplant Surgery
University of Michigan
Nikole Neidlinger
MD, MBA, FACS
Associate Professor of Surgery Medical Director
UW Organ and Tissue Donation Division of Transplantation
Marty Sellers
MD
Tennessee Donor Services
Ashish Shah
MD
Professor of Cardiac Surgery, Alfred Blalock Endowed Director and Chairman, Department of Cardiac Surgery
Vanderbilt University Medical Center
Anji Wall
MD, PhD.
Abdominal Transplant Surgeon
Baylor Scott & White Health, Baylor University Medical Center