Description: The growing spread of misinformation, negative donation stories, and widening demographic gaps make strategic outreach more essential than ever. But what if you’re without a strategy, staff to lead it, or a clear starting point? In this webinar, our speakers will share how they created a new outreach position and turned an initial proposal into an effective and impactful role.

Target Audience: The target audience includes tissue donation professionals, program leaders, and organizational decision-makers interested in developing or expanding community outreach efforts. It is also ideal for outreach coordinators, communications staff, and teams in the early stages of building outreach programs who are seeking practical strategies and guidance.

Description: A subgroup of the Standards Committee has proposed extensive changes to standards related to distribution, tissue distribution intermediaries, and tissue distribution services. These Committee has endorsed these changes, and they will be presented for Council comment soon. Join this webinar to hear from the subgroup members about these changes and their rationales.

Target Audience: The target audience includes tissue bank professionals, quality and regulatory affairs personnel, and distribution specialists involved in tissue handling and compliance. It is also relevant for Standards Committee members, accreditation professionals, and others interested in upcoming changes to distribution-related standards and their implementation.

Description: From fake celebrity videos to sci-fi references, artificial intelligence (AI) remains a popular topic of ongoing discussion. AI systems are being used in nearly every industry, including organ, eye, and tissue donation. But how do these systems work, and what role do they play in maximizing the gift of donation? AI applications enhance donor referral and screening by identifying key areas needing further review and highlighting concerns that require human review. Parameters tailored to each program can detect out-of-range chart data and missing records and develop forecasting models to aid in allocating recovery efforts between various tissue processors. These tools allow donor program staff to focus their time on targeted reviews, find missing items, and make donor referral and screening more efficient.

This presentation will evaluate the indications for AI platforms in donor screening and referral management, examine use cases for various AI tools, and address data integrity and security. We will also review how integrated donor record and referral systems offer comprehensive resources for the donation and allied health fields.

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AATB y la Asociación Latinoamericana de Bancos de Tejidos (ALABAT) presentan “Identificación de Donantes Potenciales de Tejidos en el Entorno Hospitalario: Roles, Protocolos y Buenas Prácticas”, un webinar enfocado en fortalecer la identificación de posibles donantes de tejidos en entornos hospitalarios. Programado para el 6 de mayo, esta sesión abordará cómo se identifican los posibles donantes de tejidos dentro de los hospitales, destacando los roles de los equipos clínicos, los protocolos de referencia y la coordinación entre hospitales y organizaciones de donación.

 Profesionales asistentes obtendrán conocimientos prácticos para mejorar la identificación de donantes, abordar desafíos comunes y fortalecer la colaboración entre los equipos de atención.

 Público Objetivo: Este webinar está dirigido a profesionales de bancos de tejidos y a proveedores de atención médica en entornos hospitalarios, incluidos médicos, enfermeros, trabajadores sociales y coordinadores clínicos, que estén interesados o participen en la identificación y referencia de posibles donantes de tejidos.

Description: Participants will gain a practical, step-by-step framework for transforming everyday quality improvement, operational, and training initiatives into conference abstracts and peer-reviewed publications. The webinar simplifies the publishing process by focusing on a clear question, disciplined data collection, and transparent interpretation of results. Rather than presenting publication as overly academic or complex, it demonstrates how real-world work can become meaningful contributions to the field. Participants will leave with a clear path to structure, communicate, and share their efforts in ways that advance practice, support their teams, and strengthen professional credibility.

Target Audience: This webinar is intended for tissue banking professionals engaged in quality improvement, operations, education, and research, including medical directors, associate medical directors, quality and regulatory leaders, processing and recovery managers, educators, and emerging professionals interested in presenting and publishing their work.

Description: The state of New York has released proposed rule making for their Standards for Tissue Banks and Nontransplant Anatomic Banks and other conforming changes. This proposal involves a complete repeal of existing regulations and replacement with extensively revised requirements. Join this webinar to hear a brief overview of the proposed changes from Dr. Matthew Kohn, Director of New York State's Tissue Resources Program, and to participate in Q&A. If you have a question about the revisions and would like to make sure to get it in front of Dr. Kohn, email it to Mario Sindaco at sindacom@aatb.org by COB April 15.





Target Audience: This webinar is designed for tissue banking professionals in regulatory and quality.

Description: This webinar will highlight the ongoing need for pediatric heart valves and examine key developments over the past decade. Speakers will provide an overview of available graft types, discuss unique challenges in recovery and processing, and explore current research initiatives shaping the future of pediatric transplantation.



Target Audience: This activity is designed for tissue banking professionals involved in cardiovascular recovery, processing, quality, and distribution, including medical directors, recovery staff, processing technicians, quality and regulatory professionals, clinical services personnel, and researchers supporting pediatric cardiovascular graft development and transplantation.

The 2026 AATB Webinar Series subscription includes:

Unlimited company-wide access to 30+ live webinars

Unlimited company-wide access to an additional 130+ on-demand webinars

Educational credits, including CTBS and CEBT

Webinar topics include regulatory updates, surgical application, donor screening, and so much more. All program content has been developed to support the tissue community's diverse roles and experience levels.

Description: During April, we celebrate Donate Life Month and Kids Transplant Week.  In this special webinar, a donor family will share their story of generosity, and a young transplant recipient and their family will share the second chance that made it possible for their child to grow, play, and simply be a kid again.  Together, their voices remind us that behind every transplant is a selfless decision, and behind every decision, a life is transformed.



Target Audience: This webinar is designed for tissue banking professionals across recovery, processing, distribution, quality, and compliance functions, as well as donor services coordinators, family support personnel, authorization specialists, and donor coordinators.