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Pre-transplant evaluation process

From the 2025 Pediatric Transplant Conference, part of National Pediatric Transplant Week and National Donate Life Month. Understand the transplant evaluation process! The road to pediatric transplantation can be filled with questions and uncertainties. This session will educate patients and families and provide a comprehensive overview of the transplant process for pediatric recipients and their caregivers. We will explore the key stages along the way, including: initial assessments, diagnostic testing, multidisciplinary team reviews and candidacy decisions. For Caregivers and Transplant Recipients: Understanding the Steps: We will break down the complex evaluation process into clear, understandable steps, helping you know what to expect at each stage and who the members of your team will be. Empowering Your Voice: Learn how to actively participate in the evaluation process, ask informed questions, and advocate for your child's or your own needs. Emotional and Practical Support: Discover resources and strategies to manage the emotional and logistical challenges of the transplant evaluation process. Key Topics Covered: -Initial assessments and medical history review -Diagnostic testing (laboratory, imaging, and functional studies) -Psychosocial evaluations and support -Multidisciplinary team conferences and decision-making -Communicating candidacy decisions and next steps -Addressing common concerns and questions This session will foster a collaborative learning environment to encourage an open dialogue and shared understanding between patients and families and their clinicians. Our goal is to empower all participants with the knowledge and resources necessary to navigate the transplant evaluation process with confidence and clarity. Presenter: Shelley Chapman, DNP-PC, APNP, RN, CCTC, Children's Hospital of Wisconsin Intro music: "Oh Are Ready (Inst Mix)" by Moby. Used with permission. Outro music: "Cave Canem (Inst Mix)" by Moby. Used with permission.