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The Evolving Role of Case Managers In Transplantation

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Organ transplantation has transformed from an experimental procedure into a life-saving breakthrough, offering hope to countless patients worldwide. For case managers, understanding its evolution is key to delivering informed, patient-centered care.

This presentation traces transplantation’s milestones—from the first successful kidney transplant in 1954 to groundbreaking liver transplants in 1967—while exploring emerging innovations like xenotransplantation. With genetically modified pig organs no longer a thing of the future, these advancements bring both promise and complexity.

Case managers play a critical role in shaping transplant care by advocating best practices, anticipating challenges and addressing ethical and clinical considerations in this rapidly evolving field.

WHEN: Tuesday, April 29 at 6 p.m. Eastern
WHERE: Live via Zoom
EARN: 1 Hour Pre-Approved RN, SW, and CCM CEs

 

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