MICHIGAN MEDICINE STATE OF THE ART KIDNEY AND PANCREAS TRANSPLANTATION 2025
Includes: 11 videos, 11 audios, 11 file sub vtt, 12 PDFs, size: 5.07 GB
Target Audience: Nephrologists, transplant surgeons, primary care physicians, internists
Hosted by the University of Michigan Transplant Center, this innovative hybrid event—offering both in-person and virtual attendance—tackles the critical challenges in kidney and pancreas transplantation. The comprehensive 2025 curriculum delves into advanced topics like “The Frailty Factor,” the complexities of modern healthcare coverage, and the strategic management of deceased donor offers within the evolving allocation system. It highlights a multidisciplinary approach aimed at enhancing outcomes for elderly recipients and living donors over 50.
What You Will Learn:
- Manage the impact of frailty, deconditioning, and sarcopenia on chronic kidney disease (CKD) patients and transplant outcomes.
- Evaluate living donor candidates over 50, understanding specific acceptance criteria and long-term outcomes.
- Navigate the complexities of current deceased donor kidney offers to maximize access and minimize non-utilization.
- Identify hidden financial costs and billing differences for transplant patients, particularly concerning Medicare Advantage plans.
- Implement effective medication management strategies for elderly transplant recipients to reduce complications.
- Outline the logistics of the “direct to pre-op” pathway and prepare patients for the transplant process.
Event Details:
- Date: Friday, September 19 2025
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