Importance of DCD practices
John J. Fung (US)
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Sunday, September 20, 2026
Cockle Bay 1
Post-Graduate Course - Clinical Program
Post-Graduate Course - Clinical Program
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Cockle Bay 2
Post-Graduate Course - Fundamental and translational science
Post-Graduate Course - Fundamental and translational science
Supported by
Room C4.6
Global nursing and allied health leadership in organ donation and transplantation
Global nursing and allied health leadership in organ donation and transplantation
Organized by: TTS Allied Health Committee - In Collaboration with 
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Room C3.6
Pediatric Transplantation
Pediatric Transplantation
Room C4.4
Transplant Infectious Diseases (TID)
Transplant Infectious Diseases (TID)
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Room C4.5
Women in Transplantation
Women in Transplantation
Organized by: 
Room C3.4-C3.5
TSANZ Research Accelerator Showcase
TSANZ Research Accelerator Showcase
Organized by: 
Room C4.9
How to do controlled and uncontrolled DCD in the world
How to do controlled and uncontrolled DCD in the world
Presentations
Introduction DCD future development in pediatrics
Gabriel E. Gondolesi (US)
Introduction of DCD international practices
Marti Manyalich Vidal (ES)
Detection and evaluation of DCD donors
Mauricio Pereira (ES)
Family communication in the context of DCD donation
Chloë Ballesté Delpierre (ES)
Adequation of life sustaining therapy and death declaration
Sara Alcantara Carmona (ES)
Normothermic Regional Perfusion (A-NRP / TA-NRP)
Lilia Martinez de la Maza (SE)
Ex-Situ machine perfusion
Joaquim Albiol (ES)
Ethic & Legal Barriers for NRP and TANRP in DCD worlwide
Beatriz Domínguez-Gil (ES)
Conclusion
Marti Manyalich Vidal (ES)
Parkside 1&2
Transplant Recipients & Carers Forum and Lunch
Transplant Recipients & Carers Forum and Lunch
Registration: https://thegreatestgift.transplant.org.au
Hear from Australian and international leaders in transplantation alongside transplant recipients who will share their personal experiences and insights.
Topics Include:
Advances in transplantation
The emotional journey of transplantation
Living well after transplantation
Participants will also have the opportunity to engage in small-group discussions, ask questions and connect with others who understand the transplant journey.
Following the forum, enjoy a casual lunch and connect with members of the transplant community from across Australia.
Further details and registration: https://thegreatestgift.transplant.org.au
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Room C4.5
CBS-TTS DEI Symposium - From principles to practice: Advancing diversity, equity, and inclusion in transplantation
CBS-TTS DEI Symposium - From principles to practice: Advancing diversity, equity, and inclusion in transplantation
Chairs
Nazia Selzner (CA) · Cynthia Tsien (CA)
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Presentations
13:30
Welcome and session introduction
Nazia Selzner (CA)
13:35
2SLGBTQI-Inclusive care in organ donation and transplantation
Carmen Hrymak (CA)
13:50
Innovations to improve equity and access in pediatric kidney transplantation
Aviva Goldberg (CA)
14:05
Mindfulness and meaning in transplant medicine: Supporting the workforce
Marina Berenguer (ES)
14:20
Q&A and closing remarks
Cynthia Tsien (CA)