AATB Learning
2024 Webinar Series: Non-transplant Donations are Life-saving, Too! (Individual)
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- Non-member - $150
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Description:
This webinar will highlight the many ways that non-transplant anatomical donations can also be lifesaving. We will delve into how they train future clinicians to prevent surgical error and medical complications, and how they are used to train transplant recovery teams, as well as transplant physicians performing life-saving operations. We will also discuss how research using these tissues results in earlier disease detection and improved treatments, and immediate application for emergency medicine professionals to save persons suffering from life-threatening injuries. The presentation includes videos and testimonials from the clinicians using these amazing gifts.
Educational Objectives:
At the conclusion of this educational activity, the learner will be able to:
- Explain what is a Non-transplant Anatomical Donation Organization (NADO);
- Identify accredited NADOs for referral to family and/or donors;
- Articulate the benefits of NADOs to potential donors for decision making;
- List at least 3 ways non-transplant donations can save lives.
Target Audience: This activity is designed for experienced professionals practicing in the areas of family services. This educational activity is also recommended for NADO professionals.
Corinne Bell, MS, RD, CTBS
Executive Director, Chief Operations Officer, and Treasurer of the Anatomy
Corinne is the Executive Director, Chief Operations Officer, and Treasurer of the Anatomy Gifts Registry (AGR), a non-profit whole body donation program. AGR is one of the accredited Non-transplant Anatomic Donation Organizations, or NADOs. Corinne has over 12 years of experience in non-transplant tissue banking ranging from donor family services through research client services and executive management. Corinne has been active in the AATB Ad-Hoc committee, recently turned council, working on the physical assessment and risk assessment guidance documents, among other projects.
Corinne has Bachelor's and Master's of Science degrees in human nutrition, focusing on clinical nutrition and epidemiology, and has completed her clinical dietetic internship at the University of Maryland,Medical Center, and holds a Registered Dietitian (RD) credential, and has been a Certified Tissue Banking Specialist (CTBS) since 2009.