Educational Workshop Sessions
As of March 12, 2024
Times listed below are in the Istanbul time zone. Visit the WebApp if you are attending virtual to see your local time.
Engaging and interactive sessions that encourage active participation from attendees. This can include panel discussions, Q&A sessions, cases discussions, and opportunities for audience engagement.
Monday - September 23
Monday - September 23
10:40 - 12:15 | Educational Workshop: Registries, databases and repositories for developing artificial intelligence in transplant care |
SRTR (Scientific Registry for Transplant Recipients) Allan B. Massie, United States |
CORR (Canadian Organ Replacement Register) Sang Joseph Kim, Canada |
CTS (Collaborative Transplant Study) Klemens Budde, Germany |
ANZDATA (Australia & New Zealand Dialysis & Tx Registry) Georgina Laura Irish, Australia |
ASTREG (Asian Organ and Transplantation Registry) Curie Ahn, Korea |
13:40 - 15:10 | Educational Workshop: Transplanting the Highly Sensitised patient |
Defining highly sensitisation: defining immunological risk Oriol Bestard, Spain |
Role of more sensitive HLA matching: Eplet mismatching in HSP Rainer Oberbauer, Austria |
Delisting strategies to transplant HSP Annette M. Jackson, United States |
New pharmacological agents to treat AMR in HSP Enver Akalin, United States |
Case Discussion 2 Trijntje Rennie, United Kingdom |
13:40 - 15:10 | Educational Workshop: Teaching the transplant teachers |
Who, or what, is a transplant educator? Ala Ali, Iraq |
Curriculum design for international courses Chloe Ballesté Delpierre, Spain |
How to set up a train the trainer program Shilpanjali Jesudason, Australia |
Panelist Bill Wang, Hong Kong |
Panelist Pisana Ferrari, Italy |
17:00 - 18:30 | Educational Workshop: The Big Idea - Using data to drive transformational change |
Access to transplantation - Global survey Marcelo Cantarovich, Canada |
Lessons from Latin America Gustavo Ferreira, Brazil |
Knowledge to action in India Vivek Kute, India |
Outcomes of children with kidney failure - Is transplantation an option? Gloria Ashuntantang, Cameroon |
Tuesday - September 24
Tuesday - September 24
08:00 - 09:15 | Educational Workshop: Enhancing outcomes: BK and CMV guidelines after solid organ transplantation |
Navigating BK guidelines: A roadmap for solid organ transplantation Camille N. Kotton, United States |
Empowering transplant teams: CMV guidelines for optimal patient care Atul Humar, Canada |
10:40 - 12:10 | Educational Workshop: TTS-ISN workshop on accessibility & sustainability of kidney transplant care |
Use of expanded criteria donors (high risk donors) from a global perspective Deidre Sawinski, United States |
Global issues relating to kidney disease and access to Tx Vivekanand Jha, India |
Kidney care and ethical framework in Africa (related to Tx) Yewondwossen Tadesse Mengistu, Ethiopia |
10:40 - 12:10 | Educational Workshop: What's new in living donor liver transplantation |
Perioperative imaging assessment of liver function, anatomy & detection of complication in living donor LT Jeong Hee Yoon, Korea |
Surgical tips in laparoscopic donor hepatectomy Qiang Xia, People's Republic of China |
Surgical tips in robot-assisted donor hepatectomy S. Sudhindran, India |
How to overcome graft size matching issue in pediatric liver transplantation Nam-Joon Yi, Korea |
13:30 - 15:30 | Educational Workshop: Machine Learning - Technical |
Multi-omics integration in transplantation Jean Yang, Australia |
Machine learning - A primer Valentin Goutaudier, France |
Understanding causal inferences in transplantation Armando Teixeira-Pinto, Australia |
Machine learning to predict transplant outcomes: Helpful or hype? Dorry Segev, United States |
15:40 - 16:40 | Educational Workshop: Transition of solid organ recipients into adult medicine - A success story? |
Patient perspective (after transition) Karsten Vanden Wyngaert, Belgium |
Panel discussant Carl Grabitz, Germany |
Panel discussant Arvind Nagra, United Kingdom |
16:50 - 18:30 | Educational Workshop: Truth and lies in living donation |
Introduction to the session Rümeyza Kazancıoğlu, Turkey |
Alibis for unwilling donors – why and how these may be necessary Carrie Thiessen, United States |
Misattributed parentage or trafficking in living donation? – to disclose or not to disclose Ercan Avci, United States |
The leaky sieve of organ trafficking – how protective measures may be circumvented Benita Padilla, Philippines |
Wednesday, September 25
Wednesday, September 25
13:40 - 15:10 | Educational Workshop: 'Asking difficult questions during difficult times’ - Complex choices and practical challenges of consent |
Introducing the option of donation for research – keeping it simple David Thomson, South Africa |
Establishing a research biobank in the context of donation for transplantation - managing information overload Claire Gordon, Australia |
Consent for deceased donor transplantation – ensuring validity Farrah Raza, United Kingdom |
Panel discussant Karen Rockell, United Kingdom |
Panel discussant Pisana Ferrari, Italy |
15:25 - 16:25 | Educational Workshop: What is cultural safety and how can it improve donation and transplantation care? |
Importance of culturally safe care in donation and transplantation for First Nations peoples Kelli J. Owen, Australia |
Co-presenting with Kelli J. Owen Samantha Bateman, Australia |
How to improve strengths based approaches to research in transplantation involving First Nations peoples? Caroline Tait, Canada |