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This AST Communities of Practice webinar is on:
"Individuals Who are Incarcerated as Transplant Living Donor Candidates: Ethical and Psychosocial Considerations"

This session explores the ethical and psychosocial considerations when evaluating incarcerated individuals as living donor candidates. Experts address key challenges such as informed consent, coercion, autonomy, transplant ethics, and patient-centered care in the context of organ donation and transplantation. The discussion highlights policies, best practices, and the role of healthcare professionals in ensuring ethical decision-making when incarcerated donors are considered for kidney, liver, or other organ transplants.

Recorded live on Thursday, July 17, 2025
This webinar is hosted and organized by the PSECOP, with support from the LDCOP, KPCOP, and LICOP, as well as the Society for Transplant Social Workers (STSW).

Speakers
Ms. Farrah Desrosiers
Dr. Michael Moritz
Dr. Lainie Ross

Moderators
Dr. Vineeta Kumar

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