We would like to invite all Allied Health and Nursing Professionals currently working within transplantation to an open meeting, to learn more about the IPTA AHNP Committee.
The goal of the meeting is to provide an overview of the structure of our Committee, discuss current ongoing and developing projects, and have discussion about what people would like to see from the AHNP Committee. The meeting will allow for networking opportunities, as well as the opportunity for non-committee members to get involved with allied health and nursing related projects. Our hope is this can be an annual meeting to encourage participation of the larger AHNP Committee, which in turn may help to increase future applications for serving on the AHNP Committee.
Learning Objectives
Provide an overview about the structure of the IPTA AHNP Committee
Inform attendees about current and developing projects, including opportunities to be involved
Engage in robust discussion about future goals and opportunities for the AHNP Committee in supporting AHNP within IPTA and TTS
Gillian S. Mayersohn is a Pediatric Psychologist working within pediatric transplantation at St Louis Children’s Hospital, St. Louis, Missouri, USA. She also has an appointment as an Instructor of Pediatrics at Washington University School of Medicine in St Louis.
Jenny Prüfe, PhD, MPhil (cantab), Dipl. Reha-Päd is heading the psychosocial services at University Children’s Hospital Essen. From 2012-2019 has been post-doctoral researcher and clinical scientist at MHH (Medical School Hannover). Jenny’s research focusses on childhood development in the context of severe disease. She has particular interest is in aspects of cognition, adherence, and transition into adulthood of young people following solid organ transplantation.
Pharmacy Clinical Practice Leader, Solid Organ Transplant, Nephrology,
Ambulatory Pediatrics Alberta Health Services (Alberta, Canada). Jenny Wichart is a pharmacy Clinical Practice Leader with time split between direct patient care and leadership activities. Her clinical time is primarily focused in the area of pediatric nephrology and kidney transplant.
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