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ESOT Welcomes New Members to the Education Committee Board

ESOT is pleased to announce the appointment of Lissete Aviles, David Cucchiari, Rhys Evans, and Peri Husen to the Education Committee Board. Their expertise and commitment will strengthen ESOT’s mission to advance education, training, and professional development in the field of transplantation. About the Education Committee The Education Committee is at the heart of ESOT’s

Exciting News for the Transplant Community!

The ELITA SPLIT LIVER Masterclass has officially been accredited with 11 European CME credits by the European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME®). This recognition highlights the Masterclass’s commitment to delivering high-quality, evidence-based education for professionals dedicated to advancing liver transplantation. Go to the event

Replay: Transition from Paediatric to Adult Care: State of the Art and Ongoing Projects

Missed the webinar Transition from Paediatric to Adult Care: State of the Art and Ongoing Projects? Good news, you can now catch the full replay anytime on Transplant Live! Description: Focusing on the transition of adolescents with chronic conditions from paediatric to adult healthcare, this workshop will provide an evidence-based overview of transitional care, highlighting

Transplant International Fellowship 2025

Together with Transplant International, we are pleased to announce that applications are now open for the 2025 edition of the Editorial Fellowship programme, a twelve-month programme for 5 transplant fellows or early career professionals with an interest in research, education, medical editing, and scholarly writing. The Editorial Fellowship will offer the opportunity to connect more closely with the ESOT community

Welcome to the Quality of care in post-transplant infectious disease course

Infections pose a challenge for individuals who have undergone solid organ transplants, often leading to numerous hospitalisations post-surgery and negatively affecting the survival rates of both patients and their transplanted organs alike. Enhancing the prevention and control of diseases following transplantation is vital, for enhancing the overall quality of care provided to transplant recipients.  Designed

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