EDTNA/ERCA European Dialysis and Transplant Nurses Association/European Renal Care Association Athens 2012
Global Advances in Renal Care: Economic and Quality Impact of Disease Management
Transplant
 

Welcome to Transplantation page!

EDTNA/ERCA is a multidisciplinary Association representing all renal caregivers. As such, part of its activities is focused on issues concerning transplantation.

The aim is to increase the profile of transplantation and keep it as a section integrated into the Renal Care activities within EDTNA/ERCA, bring closer professionals in transplantation to be part of the overall activities of the Association.

To achieve this objective the strategy is focused on:

  • Liaison with other Projects Groups in the association on mutual projects.
  • Involvement in the Annual Conference Programme- ideas for speakers, sessions and help with chairing.
  • Publications- EDTNA/ERCA media: input via journal, newsletter, and website.
  • As the EDTNA/ERCA strategy includes working towards "an international network of renal associations", we built links with National societies, patient groups and industry were ever it was possible

Past projects are:

  • Developing transplant education material for the website
  • 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.

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

We are looking for Transplantation Consultant to work with us on promoting the education and research on Transplantation.

If you are interested, you can contact our EDTNA/ERCA Secretariat- queries@edtnaerca.org

 
 
 
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