ASN/ERA/ISN Kidney Ethics Webinar Series: Equitable Living Kidney Donation: Progress and Perils
Recorded On: 05/11/2022
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Presenting and learning from Martha Gershun’s living kidney donation to a stranger in the USA, panelists (including a bioethicist, a nephrologist and a transplant surgeon) will discuss barriers to living kidney donation and the ways such barriers may create or exacerbate inequity. Taking into consideration the bioethical history of these barriers as well as different contexts across the globe, panelists will propose recommendations for transplant professionals to reduce these barriers and thereby improve living kidney donation.
Fergus Caskey
UK
Priya Pais
India
Dept of Pediatric Nephrology,St John's National Academy of Health Sciences, Bangalore, India
Viviane Calice-Silva
Brazil
Vivekanand Jha
India
Dominique Martin
Australia
Dominique is Professor of Health Ethics and Professionalism in the School of Medicine at Deakin University. Her research focuses on ethical issues in organ and tissue donation and transplantation and in nephrology, and on professionalism in healthcare. Dominique currently represents Oceania on the Council of the international Transplantation Society and has served as a consultant to the World Health Organization and the Australian Organ and Tissue Authority. She is also a member of the joint ethics task force of ISN-ASN-ERA, Chair of the Asia Pacific Bioethics Education Network, an Associate Editor of Transplantation, and a founding member of the Doha International Academy for Organ Donation and the Declaration of Istanbul Custodian Group.
Raymond Vanholder
Belgium
Mehmet Sukru Sever
Turkey
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