EDTNA/ERCA European Dialysis and Transplant Nurses Association / European Renal Care Association
Transplant IG
 

Welcome to the Transplant Interest Group page!

The Transplant Group was formed after feedback from Members showed that there was not enough focus on transplantation. The Group aims to increase the profile of transplantation within EDTNA/ERCA.

This involves liaison with:

  • Education Board (EB): add to or influence their work
  • Research Board (RB): looking at protocols/practice guidelines
  • Conference programme: ideas for speakers, sessions, help with chairing
  • EDTNA/ERCA media: input via journal, newsletter, website
  • Links with National societies, patient groups, industry. The EDTNA/ERCA strategy includes working towards "an international network of renal care associations"
  • Members – most importantly, we must respond to feedback from members. Please contact us with your thoughts and suggestions. One of the EDTNA/ERCA strategies is for "demand driven services and products", this is an opportunity for you to put some comments to us.

To review the list of Transplant Interest Group Members (including pictures and bios) please visit the Leadership Directory.

Projects

  • Developing transplant education material for the website
  • Looking at potential speakers/topics as part of planning for future conferences
  • Working with Anaemia Interest Group on a pan-European questionnaire to map the extent of anaemia management in renal transplant patients, with a view to creating guidelines
  • Transplant Patients Table pdf

To review the list of publications and resources developed by the Transplant Interest Group click here.

For more information about the Transplant Interest Group, please contact Raymond Trevitt.

How is Anaemia Managed in Renal Transplant Patients accross Europe?

word Download the survey

Can you change Anaemia Management in your Transplant Patients? ppt

Anaemia in Renal Transplant Patients: Report of the European Survey. pdf

 
 
 
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