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| WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 2025 | |||
| Timing | Title | Name | Location |
| 08:00-09:40 | PC1.1 - Pre-Congress on Current Status and Perspective of Tissue Banking and Transplantation Part 1 | Sponsored by MTF | |
| Moderator | Jeffrey Orlowski | United States | |
| Moderator | Martin Boergel | Germany | |
| Moderator | Sumihito Tamura | Japan | |
| Welcome / Framing | Jeffrey Orlowski & Sumihito Tamura |
Japan | |
| Tissue banking and transplantation in Japan: Current Issues and Perspectives | Shigeru Kinoshita | Japan | |
| US Tissue Banking and AATB: Current Issues and Perspectives | George Herrera | USA | |
| Global perspectives on ethical issues in the donation, manufacturing and transplantation of Medical Products of Human Origin with special reference to the role of WHO and regional government | Marisa Herson | Australia | |
| 09:40-09:55 | Coffee Break | ||
| 09:55-12:00 | PC1.2 - Pre-Congress on Current Status and Perspective of Tissue Banking and Transplantation Part 2 | Sponsored by MTF | |
| Tissue banking in the Asia-Pacific region | Jinyoung Jeong | Korea | |
| Management of Organ and Tissue donation in an OPO: an American perspective | Richard Hasz | United States | |
| Global overview of tissue bank associations and the role of WUTBA | Martin Boergel | Germany | |
| Panel Discussions on What tissue banking issue keeps you awake at night? | Shigeru Kinoshita George Herrera Jinyoung Jeong Richard Hasz |
Japan United States Korea United States |
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| Wrap-up and THANK YOU for attending! | Jeffrey Orlowski & Sumihito Tamura |
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| 08:00-09:40 | PC2.1 - Pre-Congress on Taking Asian Donation to the next level | ||
| Moderators | |||
| Introductory presentation | |||
| Confronting Current Challenges in Asia | |||
| TOP 3 challenges from various Countries | |||
| 09:40-09:50 | Coffee Break | ||
| 09:50-12:00 | PC2.2 - Pre-Congress on Devising Strategies for Asia | ||
| Moderators | |||
| Introduction | Wenshi Jiang | People's Republic of China | |
| Practical solutions shared by 3 invited speakers | |||
| Group discussions and Report | |||
| Report and Summary | |||
| 08:00-09:40 | PC3.1 - Pre-Congress on Ethical Guidance for Research Involving deceased donation and Transplantation (INTEGRITY Project) - Part 1 | ||
| Moderator | Helen Opdam | Australia | |
| Moderator | John Forsythe | United Kingdom | |
| Welcome and introduction | Dominique Martin | Australia | |
| The role of research in deceased donation and transplantation | Beatriz Dominguez-Gil | Spain | |
| Ethical challenges of research: case presentations: | Emma Tumilty | Australia | |
| • Pre-mortem donor intervention studies | Daniel Harvey | United Kingdom | |
| • Post-mortem donor intervention studies | Mario Royo Villanova | Spain | |
| • Registry data studies | Georgina Irish | Australia | |
| • Secondary use of donor specimens | Juntaro Ashikari | Japan | |
| • Ex situ organ intervention studies | Gabriel Oniscu | Sweden | |
| • Studies with donor families | TBC | ||
| • Use of donor tissue in non-transplant research | David Thomson | South Africa | |
| 09:40-10:10 | Coffee Break | ||
| 10:10-12:00 | PC3.2 - Pre-Congress on Ethical Guidance for Research Involving deceased donation and Transplantation (INTEGRITY Project) - Part 2 | ||
| Introducing the INTEGRITY Guidelines | Dominique Martin | Australia | |
| Multidisciplinary panel discussion 1- Is consent always needed? | |||
| Panelist | Daniel Harvey | United Kingdom | |
| Panelist | Georgina Irish | Australia | |
| Panelist | Gabriel Oniscu | Sweden | |
| Panelist | Janet Delgado | Japan | |
| Panelist | Emma Tumilty | Australia | |
| Multidisciplinary panel discussion 2 – Applying the guidelines in different settings | |||
| • Middle East | Riadh Fadhil | Qatar | |
| • Pediatric | Matthew Weiss | Canada | |
| • Tissue banking | Marisa Herson | Australia | |
| • Asia | TBD | ||
| • Africa | David Thomson | South Africa | |
| • Europe | Beatriz Dominguez-Gil | Spain | |
| Priority setting and next steps for the INTEGRITY project | |||
| ESOT | Gabriel Oniscu | Sweden | |
| ISODP | Helen Opdam | Australia | |
| TTS | Elmi Muller | South Africa | |
| INTEGRITY Project team | Dominique Martin | Australia | |
| 13:00-14:00 | 100 - Welcome Address | ||
| The Japanese Donation System: History, Current State and Challenges | |||
| 14:00-15:30 | 101 - Plenary 1 on ISODP-DICG: Financial Neutrality in Deceased Donation and Transplantation | Support by DICG | |
| Moderator | Thomas Mueller | Switzerland | |
| Moderator | David Thomson | South Africa | |
| Perspective from Philippines | Benita Padilla | Philippines | |
| Perspective from Qatar | Riadh Fadhil | Qatar | |
| Perspective from India | Pallavi Kumar | India | |
| Panel Discussion | |||
| 15:30-16:00 | Coffee Break | ||
| 16:00-17:30 | 105 - Carrying Their Gift Forward: Supporting Donor Families | ||
| Moderator | Anthony Clarkson | United Kingdom | |
| Moderator | Tina Coco | Australia | |
| Respecting Autonomy, Facilitating Connection: A Relational and Narrative Approach to Direct Contact Between Donor Families and Transplant Recipients | Jordy Hermiston | Canada | |
| Navigating recipient and donor family contact | Axel Rahmel | Germany | |
| USA OPO support programs for donor families | Elizabeth Shipman | United States | |
| From Evidence to Global Practice: Standardizing Nursing Interventions for Donor Families | Konami Yamamoto | Japan | |
| 16:00-17:30 | 106 - ISODP-TID: Exploring the limits of transmissible diseases | Support by TID | |
| Moderator | Ines Ushiro-Lumb | United Kingdom | |
| Moderator | Helen Opdam | Australia | |
| Screening is not the limit | Ines Ushiro-Lumb | United Kingdom | |
| The potentially infected donor. Why decline if it can be managed? | Matthew Roberts | Australia | |
| Donor-derived infections: insights from Asia, including arboviruses | Jasmine Chung | Singapore | |
| HTLV-1 screening in organ donation: perspectives from an endemic country | Juntaro Ashikari | Japan | |
| Utilization from patient with cerebral tumor | Mario Royo-Villanova | Spain | |
| Panel Discussion | |||
| 16:00-17:30 | 107 - Oral Abstract Session - Training and education 1 | Subject to change | |
| Digital solutions and collaboration between authority and healthcare professions – The winning key to develop and implement guidelines at a national level? | Gripewall, Emilie | Sweden | |
| Long-term impact of a postgraduate training program in organ donation: Evidence from the ODISSeA project in Southeast Asia | Alvarez, Brian | Spain | |
| Teaching Organ Donation - An 8-year experience of a Massive Open Online Course | Thomson, David | South Africa | |
| Training for organ donation coordinators in the Netherlands; A new development | Snijders, Astrid | Netherlands | |
| Engaging our workforce: Professional Success Program (PSP) | Seng, Nina | Australia | |
| Maximize the use of novel information technology in organ donation management to improve efficacy and safety | He, Xiangxiang | People's Republic of China | |
| Advanced Practice Roles in Organ Donation: A Multi-Organizational Analysis of Impact in the United States | Kolle, Kelsi | United States | |
| Developing a coping strategies toolkit for organ and tissue donation coordinators: A quality improvement initiative | Silva, Amina R | Canada | |
| Enhancing early organ donor identification in the ICU: A nurse-led checklist | Tan, Chin Ling | Singapore | |
| 16:00-17:30 | 108 - Oral Abstract Session - Ethics and legal issues | Subject to change | |
| Optimizing organ donation in medico legal cases a retrospective review from the National Center for Regulating Donation and Transplantation of Human Organs and Tissues in the United Arab Emirates 2023 to 2025 | Al Jaberi, Fatima Amer | United Arab Emirates | |
| International travel for organ transplantation by children: a survey of global activity (1 Jan 2023-31 Aug 2024) | Lundgren, Amy | Australia | |
| A step towards bridging the gender gap in deceased donor kidney transplantation | Saxena, Khushboo | India | |
| Developing and validating a scale to measure public trust in deceased organ donation and transplantation | Delgado, Janet | Japan | |
| Organ donation after medical assistance in dying: An ethical overview | Delgado, Janet | Japan | |
| Building a national program for deceased donation after assisted dying in New Zealand from the ground up! | Grayson, Kim | New Zealand | |
| Implementation of evidence-based best practices in patient, family, and donor engagement in deceased organ donation research | Gongal, Patricia | Canada | |
| A comparative ethical analysis of voucher programs for living kidney and blood donation | Jiang, Yashan | Australia | |
| An ethical approach to anti-obesity interventions in living organ donor candidates | Abbasi, Ali | United States | |
| 16:00-17:30 | In-Hp Co-Seminar | ||
| 18:00-20:00 | Donor appreciation event | ||
| THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 2025 | |||
| Timing | Title | Name | Location |
| 08:00-10:00 | 200 - Plenary 2 on Intersection between end of life care and donation decision | ||
| Moderator | David Thomson | South Africa | |
| Moderator | Jeffrey Orlowski | United States | |
| US model with OPO center | Richard Hasz | United States | |
| End of life care and DCD in Japan | Shoji Yokobori | Japan | |
| Ante-mortem interventions | Matthew Weiss | Canada | |
| End of life care practices and opportunities for organ donation | Helen Opdam | Australia | |
| Intensive Care to facilitate Organ Donation | Nuria Masnou | Spain | |
| Panel Discussion | |||
| 10:00-10:30 | Coffee Break | ||
| 10:30-12:00 | 205 - Donation challenges and opportunities in Asia | ||
| Moderator/Panelist | Dong Van He | Vietnam | |
| Moderator/Panelist | Supanit Nivatvongs | Thailand | |
| Moderator/Panelist | Anil Kumar | India | |
| Challenges for deceased donation in the Eastern Asia: Japan | Juntaro Ashikari | Japan | |
| Challenges for deceased donation in the Eastern Asia: China | Fengzhong Hou | China | |
| Challenges for deceased donation in the Eastern Asia: Korea | Samuel Lee | Korea | |
| Challenges for deceased donation in the Eastern Asia: Philippines | Benita Padilla | Philippines | |
| Panel Discussion | |||
| 10:30-12:00 | 206 - Public Trust in a Donation and Transplantation System | ||
| Moderator | Vivek Kute | India | |
| Moderator | Ali Al-Obaibli | United Arab Emirates | |
| When science is politicized where does it leave death determination and organ donation? | Jeffrey Orlowski | USA | |
| Donation Consent Rates: Distinguishing between Religion and Culture | Abdulkarim Al Shadookhi | Saudi Arabia | |
| Building trust in South Africa | Alexia Michaelides | South Africa | |
| TBD | Yoko Uryuhara | Japan | |
| 10:30-12:00 | 207 - Pediatric Donation and Transplantation Issues | ||
| Moderator | Tom Nakagawa | United States | |
| Moderator | Takashi Araki | Japan | |
| Critical care donor maintenance | Takashi Araki | Japan | |
| Kidneys in the US from small weight donors (<10 kg) | TBC | ||
| Access to Transplant Care - the influence of Paediatric Donor shortage - Challenges and solutions from South Africa | Thozama Siyotula | South Africa | |
| Paediatric organ donation …in intensive care units in Saudi Arabia | TBC | ||
| 10:30-12:00 | 208 - Tissue Donor Infectious Disease Testing/ Biovigilance | ||
| Moderator | George Herrera | United States | |
| Moderator | Ines Ushiro-Lumb | United Kingdom | |
| Moderator | TBC | ||
| Donor Infectious Disease Testing: Crossroads of Tissue and Organ | Ines Ushiro-Lumb | United Kingdom | |
| Sumi | Asian perspective on Tissue donor Infectious Disease | TBC | |
| ID transmissions/Fatalities and FDA involvement: A lesson from USA | George Herrera | United States | |
| Tissue Transplantation and Biovigilance Experience in Indonesia | Rizki Rahmadian | Indonesia | |
| Q&A Discussion | |||
| 10:30-12:00 | In-Hp Co-Seminar | ||
| 12:00-13:00 | Lunch Break | ||
| 13:00-14:00 | 210 - Mini-Oral Abstract Session - International perspectives on donation culture and practice | Subject to change | |
| Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Preemptive Kidney Transplantation in the United States | Al Ammary, Fawaz | United States | |
| Family insights on organ donation: Reasons for accept or refuse of organ donation request | Dehghani, Sanaz | Iran | |
| Current Practices and Challenges in Pediatric Organ Donation in Japan: A Single-Center Retrospective Study | Obara, Takafumi | Japan | |
| Saudi Perception Toward Organ Donation of Their Relatives Who Have Brain Death | Alamri, Maria Ali | Saudi Arabia | |
| Dialogue between traditional ethics and modern life: A study on the cultural tension and institutional innovation of organ donation in China | Zhang, Yongpeng | People's Republic of China | |
| Swedish Intensive Care Nurses’ Knowledge, Attitudes and Views on Donation after Circulatory Death Before a National Implementation | Gripewall, Emilie | Sweden | |
| Nepal: Learning from the decreased organ donation system in the United States of America to save more lives from organ transplantation | Sapkota, Pradez | Nepal | |
| Impact of organ donation and transplantation regulations in the Emirate of Dubai | Al Falahi, Ayesha A | United Arab Emirates | |
| 13:00-14:00 | 211 - Mini-Oral Abstract Session - Predicting and evaluating transplant outcomes | Subject to change | |
| Developing an original kidney donor risk index model in Japan: J-KDRI | Ashikari, Juntaro | Japan | |
| The predictive value of double negative T cell migration for transplant rejection and early death after lung transplantation | Xu, Fan | People's Republic of China | |
| Single-cell multi omics reveals the pivotal role of CD8+ tissue-resident memory T cells in sustaining liver allograft rejection | Cai, Jinzhen | People's Republic of China | |
| D-Amino acids-based estimation of glomerular filtration rate is possible using the same formula in both children and adults | Kimura, Tomonori | Japan | |
| Tamoxifen protects hepatic function in male wistar rats subjected to ischemia-reperfusion injury | Silva, Filipe M.O. | Brazil | |
| Development of artificial intelligence based technology for donor kidney biopsy analysis | Nishida, Seigo | United States | |
| Staff awareness and attitudes towards organ and tissue donation in transplanting centres vs. non-transplanting hospitals - is there a difference? | Mazzaretto, Emiliano | United Kingdom | |
| 13:00-14:00 | 212 - Mini-Oral Abstract Session - Miscellaneous Donation | Subject to change | |
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| Knowledge and comfort gaps in the acceptance of kidneys from deceased donors: Results of a global survey | Cantarovich, Marcelo | Canada | |
| Implementing donation after circulatory determination of death practise to Finland | Lång, Maarit S | Finland | |
| Perspectives on organ donation: A survey of Australian voluntary assisted dying practitioners | Gerardi, Madelene | Australia | |
| A pediatric case in which organ donation was precluded by the legal obligation to perform a forensic autopsy | Miyaji, Mai | Japan | |
| The first national action plan in Sweden on how to increase the number of organ donors and life-saving transplantations | Meyer, Josefina | Sweden | |
| Cryopreserved allogeneic vascular grafts for infected hemodialysis access | Ding, Hao | People's Republic of China | |
| Predictive Role of Kidney Volume Indexed to BSA on Post-donation Kidney Function in Living Kidney Donors | Lee, Kyowon | Korea | |
| Liver Transplant Recipient Survival by Donor Type | Al Ammary, Fawaz | United States | |
| 13:00-14:00 | 213 - Mini-Oral Abstract Session - Transplantation Topics | Subject to change | |
| A predictive model to detect high risk chronic kidney disease following post orthotopic liver transplantation in Indian cohort: An ambispective, single-center analysis | Bhagat, Chandani | India | |
| Plasma Dynamics of DAMPs and cf-mtDNA in Controlled DCD Lung Transplantation: Association with Primary Graft Dysfunction | Sandiumenge, Alberto | Spain | |
| Impact of a standardized Anesthesia protocol on safety and quality outcomes in 1289 cases undergoing Robotic Donor hepatectomy: a single center experience | Majeed, Amer | Saudi Arabia | |
| Global observatory on donation and transplantation on gender disparity in organ transplantation in India from 2019-2023 | Saxena, Khushboo | India | |
| Pregnancy outcomes in kidney transplant recipients | Daly, Theresa A. | United States | |
| Risk factors of post-transplantation diabetes mellitus after renal transplantation and the mechanism of diabetes induced by tacrolimus | Sun, Xiaoxia | People's Republic of China | |
| Identifying confounding factors of waitlist mortality and transplant probability for adult heart transplant candidates: A study of the nationwide registry data of Japan | Ashikari, Juntaro | Japan | |
| 13:00-14:00 | In-Hp Co-Seminar | ||
| 14:15-15:45 | 215 - Oral Abstract Session - Machine perfusion | Subject to change | |
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| Integrated assessment of DCD liver during hypothermic oxygenated machine perfusion with fluorescence-based quantification | Mori, Taiki | Japan | |
| Effect of Hypothermic Machine Perfusion of the small intestine assessed by serosal electrical potential and peristalsis | Takashima, Mio | Japan | |
| Development and Optimization of Transplant Surgeon-Innovated EVMP: Validation in a Porcine DCD Liver Transplant Model | Choi, Mun Chae | Korea | |
| Development of compact and transportable hypothermic machine perfusion system for marginal kidney donors | Furukawa, Masafumi | Japan | |
| The benefit of an organ procurement driven machine perfusion program | Shipman, Elizabeth | United States | |
| Hypothermic oxygenated machine perfusion of kidneys from elderly donors and donors after circulatory death | Bogdanov, Vasiliy | Russian Federation | |
| Small intestinal ischemia/reperfusion injury prediction during the subnormothermic machine perfusion focusing on the electrogastroenterogram | Muto, Satoshi | Japan | |
| Rethinking normothermic liver perfusion: The case for organ procurement organizations as the ideal hub for ex vivo organ optimization | Nave, Bradon J | United States | |
| 14:15-15:45 | 216 - Oral Abstract Session - Donation system organisation 1 | Subject to change | |
| Effectiveness of Dedicated In-Hospital Organ Donation Teams (CIHDOTT) in Brazil: A Five-Year Retrospective Analysis (2020–2024) | Torres Dias da Cruz, Luiz Gustavo | Brazil | |
| Is India ready for “One India One Allocation Policy” in deceased donor kidney transplant? | Saxena, Khushboo | India | |
| Deceased organ donation activity in 16 focus hospitals in Malaysia: A retrospective 2024 analysis | Haron, Hasdy | Malaysia | |
| Strategic advancements in organ donation within the UAE - A model of ethical governance, operational efficiency, and multisectoral collaboration- organ donation experience in the UAE: A comprehensive overview | Aboualloul, Hicham | United Arab Emirates | |
| International travel for organ transplantation from deceased donors: a survey of global activity (1 Jan 2023-31 Aug 2024) | Lundgren, Amy | Australia | |
| A Comparative Study of Global Organ Donation Systems: Pathways to Improvement | Radi, Ehsan | Iran | |
| Uniquely Tasmanian – Learnings from our island state | Gray, Katherine F | Australia | |
| Organ donation following medical assistance in dying: A Canadian environmental scan | Silva, Amina R | Canada | |
| Guinness world record of organ donation & incredible journey of HAYAT-United Arab Emirates | Santharaj, Priya | ||
| 14:15-15:45 | 217 - Oral Abstract Session - Extended criteria with/without ID | Subject to change | |
| High renal resistance, high reward? Donor characteristics and biopsy findings predict outcomes beyond perfusion metrics | Blount, Nicholas J | United States | |
| Development of a HIPAA compliant cloud based Donor Liver Biopsy share with Artificial Intelligence Technology | Nishida, Seigo | United States | |
| The impact of donor-derived Human Herpes virus type 8 in solid organ transplantation - The UK donor screening experience | Ushiro-Lumb, Ines | United Kingdom | |
| Clinical risk aversion of potential deceased kidney donors forgone for biovigilance concerns: A data-linkage study | Rosales, Brenda M | Australia | |
| Clinical assessment of the utility of metagenomic next-generation sequencing in organs for transplantation from a donor with primary meningoencephalitis due to Naegleria fowleri | Zhou, Wei | People's Republic of China | |
| Successful abdominal organ recovery from a donor with septic emboli due to infective endocarditis | Endicott, Samantha | United States | |
| Microsatellite instability analysis, new use in donation and transplantation | Sanches Gines, Adriana | Spain | |
| Organ donation in burns patients: A retrospective analysis of outcomes in the Alfred ICU | Callaghan, Georgie | Australia | |
| 14:15-15:45 | 218 - Oral Abstract Session - Public awareness | Subject to change | |
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| Creating new ways to increase organ donation awareness: the first organ donation and transplants museum of the world! | Duarte Tagles, Ernesto | Mexico | |
| Using behavioural insights and audience segmentation to increase organ donation registration in Australia | Jones, Alana J | Australia | |
| Global survey on disparities in education on organ donation and transplantation | Herrera Gayol, Andrea | Canada | |
| Bringing organ donation into focus: Nationwide community engagement efforts through the Live On Festival | Ko, May Thu | Singapore | |
| Developing personas to enable tailored public health communications: The case of organ donation in Quebec | Bouchard, Martine | Canada | |
| A multifaceted and integrated approach to promoting organ donation in China | Jiang, Wenshi | People's Republic of China | |
| Medical Personnel Awareness of Organ Donation is Key Success in Health Service Area 7, Thailand | Jansiriyotin, Ploytip | Thailand | |
| Actions for Promoting Organ Donation: An Experience Report from a Health-Promoting University in Brazil | Torres Dias da Cruz, Luiz Gustavo | Brazil | |
| 14:15-15:45 | In-Hp Co-Seminar | ||
| 15:45-16:15 | Coffee Break | ||
| 16:15-17:45 | 220 - Advancements in Organ Preservation | ||
| Moderator | Naoto Matsumo | Japan | |
| Moderator | Matthew Weiss | Canada | |
| Overview of NRP outcomes | Gabriel Oniscu | Sweden | |
| Progress of clinical use of machine perfusion and organ preservation solution based on basic research (including ongoing clinical trials) | Naoto Matsuno | Japan | |
| Machine perfusion in the UK: Technology and logistics | Peter Friend | United Kingdom | |
| Practical aspect of machine perfusion | Fiona Hunt | United Kingdom | |
| 16:15-17:45 | 221 - Saving Lives Together: A unified approach to organ transplantation in underserved areas | ||
| Moderator | Brian Alvarez | Spain | |
| Moderator | Maria-Paula Gomez | United Arab Emirates | |
| The factors hindering the development of organ donation and the desirable enlightenment for the future in Japan | Shunichi Yoshikai | Japan | |
| Building sustainable deceased donation program UAE experience | Ali Abdul Kareem Al Obaidli | United Arab Emirates | |
| Challenges in making change | Alexia Michaelides | South Africa | |
| Enhancing healthcare equity: Public-private partnerships for organ donation and transplantation in underserved areas | Pallavi Kumar | India | |
| 16:15-17:45 | 222 - Fostering a culture of donation through early education: Yes, you CAN talk to kids about organ donation | Supported by CBS | |
| Moderator | Dale Gardiner | United Kingdom | |
| Moderator | Elizabeth Shipman | United States | |
| Organs, Health and Kindness: pillars for learning (and caring) about donation | Roydon Turner |
United Kingdom | |
| co-presenter | Jenny Ryan | Canada | |
| Logan Boulet Effect: A catalyst for change and acceptance of early learning | Bernadine Boulet | Canada | |
| A world’s first Heart to Heart Exchange – from Canada to South Africa | David Thomson | South Africa | |
| co-presenter | Peggy John | Canada | |
| A Heart to Heart with Brain (Mighty vs. Vital) – accessible concepts for understanding brain death | Sam Shemie | Canada | |
| Panel Discussion | |||
| 16:15-17:45 | 223 - Training and Certification of Tissue transplant staff from a Global Perspective | ||
| Moderator | Martin Borgel | Germany | |
| Moderator | Michael Palmisano | United States | |
| Perspective from South Korea | Jinyoung Jeong | Korea | |
| Perspective from Japan | Takashi Kenmochi | Japan | |
| Perspective from Germany | Jan Kniese | Germany | |
| Perspective from USA | Michael Palmisano | United States | |
| Panel Discussion | |||
| 16:15-17:45 | In-Hp Co-Seminar | ||
| 19:30 | Congress Dinner at Ganko-Nijoen Restaurant | ||
| FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 2025 | |||
| Timing | Title | Name | Location |
| 08:00-09:00 | 300 - Plenary 3 on Current challenges and progress in death determination: impact and opportunities for donation? | ||
| Moderator | Stephen Beed | Canada | |
| Moderator | Shunichi Yoshikai | Japan | |
| Unified brain based definition & determination of death | Sam Shemie | Canada | |
| Unified concept of death definition | Francesco Procaccio | Italy | |
| 09:00-09:30 | Coffee Break | ||
| 09:30-11:00 | 305 - Oral Abstract Session - Utilization Donation | Subject to change | |
| Non-retrieval and non-utilisation of deceased donor kidneys for transplantation: and Australian cohort study | Cutting, Rachel | Australia | |
| Impact of regulatory pressure on kidney recovery and utilization in the United States | Shipman, Elizabeth | United States | |
| Insights from refusal patterns for deceased donor kidney offers | Guan, Grace | United States | |
| Dynamic predictions for assessing hard-to-place deceased donor kidneys | Guan, Grace | United States | |
| Pre-procurement Renal Biopsy in ICU for Deceased Donors: Pathological Analysis and Clinical Innovation | DING, HAO | People's Republic of China | |
| Global survey on knowledge and comfort gaps in the acceptance of deceased donors | Cantarovich, Marcelo | Canada | |
| Deceased kidney donor cystatin C and subsequent recipient kidney function one year after transplantation | Dielwart, Isabelle J.C. | Netherlands | |
| Implementation of a 5G Technology-based IT platform to facilitate organ donation and procurement process in China | Zhao, Jie | People's Republic of China | |
| The role of AI in organ procurement organizations: Building socially responsible AI tools to improve outcome while bridging disparities | Dutta, Aninda | United States | |
| 09:30-11:00 | 306 - Oral Abstract Session - Donation after circulatory determination of death (DCDD) | Subject to change | |
| International consensus recommendations for the Adult Pathway of controlled Donation after Circulatory Determination of Death (cDCDD) | Opdam, Helen | Australia | |
| Organ and tissue donation outcomes of an integrated refractory cardiac arrest program including ECMO-CPR (ECPR) and uncontrolled donation after circulatory death (UDCD) in a tertiary university hospital in Spain | Sánchez Ginés, Adriana | Spain | |
| Organ donation after euthanasia in the Netherlands, a summary of 12 years’ experience | Banken-Vandewall, Anouk | Netherlands | |
| Improving prediction of donation after circulatory death to increase organs available for transplant | Endicott, Samantha | United States | |
| From hospice to hope: the dcd pathway to life-saving donations | Everts, Sadie | United States | |
| Parent perspectives about the potential for and process of infant organ donation: Preliminary findings from a co-designed qualitative study | St Louis, Julia | Canada | |
| Controlled DCD in Sweden – National Implementation, Expansion and Future Directions | Gäbel, Markus | Sweden | |
| Voluntary Assisted Dying (VAD) and organ donation following self-ingested oral vad substance in Victoria, Australia: Clinical integration and case-based insights following the world’s first case | Kantianis, Joanne L | Australia | |
| 09:30-11:00 | 307 - Oral Abstract Session - Consent and family approach | Subject to change | |
| Beyond Legislation: Evaluating Specialist Nurse Training and the Human Dimensions of England’s Opt-Out Organ Donation Law | Miller Mrs, Cathy | United Kingdom | |
| UK opt-out legislation: impact on organ donor registrations and consent/authorisation | Gardiner, Dale | United Kingdom | |
| Complete referral analysis definitively determines OPO family authorization approach rates by race | Mone, Tom D | United States | |
| Data driven quality improvement using grading of donation conversations | Radford, Sam | Australia | |
| Consent and Complexity: Organ Donation Decisions in a Multicultural UAE Organ Donation Program HAYAT | Joseph, Lijamol | United Arab Emirates | |
| Influence of demographic variables on family consent for organ donation in Saudi Arabia 2021-2023 A Quantitative Study | Alghamdi, Raed A | Saudi Arabia | |
| Predictors of physician approach and family consent in pediatric deceased organ donation: A five-year retrospective study | Aldakhil, Lina | Saudi Arabia | |
| Barriers to consent in Australia within those opted-in to donate | McDonald, Mark | Australia | |
| Temporal trends in organ donation consent rates in New South Wales, Australia | Cutting, Rachel | Australia | |
| 09:30-11:00 | 308 - Oral Abstract Session - Living donation | Subject to change | |
| Living donor involvement in international travel for organ transplantation: a survey of global activity (1 Jan 2023-31 Aug 2024) | Jiang, Yashan | Australia | |
| QUALITY score : development of integrative prognostic index for living donor liver using multicentric registry data | Choi, Mun Chae | Korea | |
| Evolving Risk Profiles and Follow-up Trends in 2,023 Living Kidney Donors: A Two-Decade Single-Center Experience in South Korea | Lee, Juhan | Korea | |
| Project donor: An international program to improve the health of living organ donors | Abbasi, Ali | United States | |
| IDEA: Development of the first decisional support tool for black American potential living kidney donors contemplating APOL1 genetic testing | Gardiner, Heather M | United States | |
| Long-term renal function of kidney donors aged 50 years or older after 15 years of donation. A report from a donor clinic in a low middle-income country | Naqi Zafar, Mirza | Pakistan | |
| Living Kidney Donation and Obesity: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis | Al Ammary, Fawaz | United States | |
| Integrating Telemedicine into a Hybrid Care Model in Living Kidney Donor Evaluation: A Mixed-Methods Study | Al Ammary, Fawaz | United States | |
| Biomarkers to predict major adverse kidney event in liver transplant recipients: A single centre, prospective cohort study | Modasia, Bhavin | India | |
| 09:30-11:00 | In-Hp Co-Seminar | ||
| 11:10-12:40 | 310 - Organ Donation Organization Architecture: Planning and Building the Structure of a Solid System | ||
| Moderator | Ali Al Obaidli | ||
| Key elements for a successful donation system | Claire Willemont | United Kingdom | |
| Developing a deceased donor system: Multidisciplinary approach & the lesson we learned | Wenshi Jiang | People's Republic of China | |
| Building Sustainability: Fundraising Challenges and Opportunities for ODO | Sunil Shroff | India | |
| Deceased organ donation: in search for excellence | Beatriz Dominguez-Gil | Spain | |
| 11:10-12:40 | 311 - Are We Really Doing Better? Measuring Performance and Establishing Standards in a Deceased Donation System | ||
| Moderator | Jeffrey Orlowski | United States | |
| Moderator | Juntaro Ashikari | Japan | |
| Potential donor audit to drive best practices | Helen Opdam | Australia | |
| The difficulties of data standardization across a large system | Matthew Cooper | United States | |
| Regional performance and how to leverage data to improve | Maria Paula Gomez | United Arab Emirates | |
| Comparing Regional Performance within a jurisdiction | TBC | ||
| 11:10-12:40 | 312 - Organ donation after Medical assistance in dying | ||
| Moderator | Howard Nathan | United States | |
| Moderator | Dominique Martin | Australia | |
| Perspective from Spain | Nuria Masnou | Spain | |
| Perspective from Canada | Matt Weiss | Canada | |
| Kaizen down-under - Improving organ donation after voluntary assisted dying in Australia | Wade Stedman | Australia | |
| Organ Donation After Euthanasia in Patients Suffering From Psychiatric Disorders | Hanne Verberght | Netherlands | |
| 11:10-12:40 | 313 - Living Donation: Protecting and Respecting Living Donors, are we doing enough? | ||
| Moderator | Vivek Kute | India | |
| Moderator | Shiro Takahara | Japan | |
| Protecting and Respecting Living Donors (Justification of pediatric donation and protecting the donor) | Ik Jin Yun | Korea | |
| The risks associated with living-donor when they travel for transplant and the burden of follow up | Thomas Mueller | Switzerland | |
| Assessment is sometimes made on narrow criteria considering just the health outcome rather than broader benefits/interests | TBC | ||
| Japanese Registry of Living Organ Donors (Kidney, Liver, Lung and Intestine) | Koji Umeshita | Japan | |
| 11:10-12:40 | In-Hp Co-Seminar | ||
| 12:40-13:40 | Lunch Break | ||
| 13:40-14:40 | 315 - Keynote on Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Donation Systems: The potential advantages and ethics of utilization in donor identification and allocation | ||
| Moderator | Matt Weiss | Canada | |
| Moderator | Kazunari Tanabe | United States | |
| Behavioural science for better health and AI | Kristina Curtis | United Kingdom | |
| Donation Advisor that would help predict the likelihood of a patient becoming a donor in certain circumstances | Sonny Dhanani | Canada | |
| Questions | |||
| 14:45-16:00 | 316 - ISODP Business Meetings & Awards | ||
| General Assembly (membership, financial, new council, etc) | |||
| ISODP-TTS Congress Scientific Awards | |||
| 14:45-16:00 | In-Hp Co-Seminar | ||
| 16:00-16:30 | Coffee Break | ||
| 16:30-18:00 | 320 - Oral Abstract Session - Donor detection | Subject to change | |
| Successful use of organs from donors with severe burns | Stinebring, Jill | United States | |
| Early identification of potential DBD donors based on the prediction of brainstem function failure | xu, guixing | People's Republic of China | |
| Organ donor potential after extracorporeal cardiopulmonary resuscitation for out-of-hospital cardiac arrest – A post-hoc analysis of a randomized controlled trial | Verberght, Hanne | Netherlands | |
| Ten year exploration of organ donation from the Emergency Department in the UK | Gardiner, Dale | United Kingdom | |
| Changes in Notifications of Brain-Dead Individuals and Organ Donations, and Evaluation of Medical Staff Satisfaction According to the Operation Period of the Electronic Notification System | KIM, JUNGHA | Korea | |
| Global survey on knowledge and comfort gaps of critical care specialists about deceased donation | Cantarovich, Marcelo | Canada | |
| Enhancing donor detection and referral: Insights from Tawam Hospital's critical care support unit, Al Ain, United Arab Emirates | Gundan, Jocelyn T. | United Arab Emirates | |
| NURTURE: Identifying missed tissue donation referrals and implementing targeted ward-based interventions to improve end-of-life donation practice | Arrighi, Marco | United Kingdom | |
| Collaborating with medicolegal professionals: Maximizing donation opportunities | Boyd, Jonathan | United States | |
| 16:30-18:00 | 321 - Oral Abstract Session - Cultural and religious considerations | Subject to change | |
| Exploration on the life education in deceased organ donation in China | Ma, Yajie | People's Republic of China | |
| Co-created videos and community diffusion: Familiarity and trust in migrant communities and a willingness to know more about organ donation | Lakshmanan, Ramanathan | Australia | |
| Disciplinary construction of organ donation in China - Practical experience of the First Affiliated Hospital of Xi'an Jiaotong University | Zhang, Yongpeng | People's Republic of China | |
| Diversity and Inclusion progress Organ Donation and Transplantation 2030: Meeting the Need in the UK | Matharu, Harpreet | United Kingdom | |
| Analyzing how personal and cultural beliefs influence attitudes toward organ donation in Saudi Arabia with a focus on awareness levels traditions and the role of family in the decision-making process | Kattoah Sr., Yaser M | Saudi Arabia | |
| Delivering culturally competent care in the London organ donation service team | Vega, Tamara | United Kingdom | |
| “When you’re dead you’re Tapu”: Māori family views on Indigenous organ donation following assisted death | Moeke-Maxwell, Tess H | New Zealand | |
| University Students’ Attitudes Toward Organ Donation in Japan: A Cross-Sectional Study | Yamamoto, Konami | Japan | |
| 16:30-18:00 | 322 - Oral Abstract Session - Training and education 2 | Subject to change | |
| Education in donation of organs for transplants (EDOT): A novel certificate to strengthen Canada's organ and tissue donation coordinator workforce | Silva e Silva, Vanessa | Canada | |
| Organ donation coordinators’ major stressors and satisfying aspects of the role: A Canadian qualitative study | Silva e Silva, Vanessa | Canada | |
| Enhancing organ donation outcomes through targeted ICU staff training: evidence from a Dubai based trauma center | Abdelhadi, Ammar M | United Arab Emirates | |
| OPO Sustains Increased Donation Rates Achieved During a 5-Year Period of Standardizing Authorization and Referral Response Practices through Consultation with an International Training Center | Daly, Theresa A | United States | |
| Advancing donation specialist nurse proficiency through high-fidelity simulation: An innovative training approach | Drury, Monique | Australia | |
| Empowering the healthcare professionals with education on organ donation and procurement in a tertiary facility in Al Ain Region, United Arab Emirates | Coelho, Theresa | United Arab Emirates | |
| Simulation Training for Specialist Nurses and Intensive Care Medical Teams in Organ Donation | McGowan, Olive | United Kingdom | |
| Evaluation of Mentoring Experience by Nurse Residents: Application of the Net Promoter Score in a University Hospital | Torres Dias da Cruz, Luiz Gustavo | Brazil | |
| Scientific work of an independent provincial OPO in China---Promote the development of organ donation discipline | Ma, Yajie | People's Republic of China | |
| 16:30-18:00 | 323 - Oral Abstract Session - Consent and family approach / family care | Subject to change | |
| 'Information overload': understanding experiences of seeking and providing consent for interventional research in the deceased organ donor. A qualitative study | Cooper, Jessie | United Kingdom | |
| Supporting organ donor families through hybrid bereavement care: A practice review on the use of LINE@ and PHQ-9 at Far Eastern Memorial Hospital | Ting, Chenchia | Taiwan | |
| What Happens After the Gift? Insights from Organ Procurement Organizations on Strengthening Aftercare in the United States | Levan, Macey L | United States | |
| Impact of organ donation on grief symptoms in donor families | Dehghani, Sanaz | Iran | |
| The value of anonymous contact | van Loenen, Laurianne | Netherlands | |
| Support tools to help families cope with organ donation processes: a scoping review | Lotherington, Ken | Canada | |
| Participation of a donation nurse in family donation conversations is associated with higher rates of family consent to donation irrespective of who leads the conversation | O'Leary, Michael J | Australia | |
| Decision-Making in End-of-Life Care — Choices and Support in 85 Patients Identified as Having a Potential Brain-Death Condition (PBD) | Ueda, Yoshiyuki | Japan | |
| Timing matters: Engaging potential donor families sooner increases authorization rates | Stinebring, Jill Paulette | United States | |
| 16:30-18:00 | In-Hp Co-Seminar | ||
| 18:15-19:30 | Moderated Poster Sessions (see list below) | ||
| SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 2025 | |||
| Timing | Title | Name | Location |
| 08:00-09:30 | 400 - Plenary 4 on Ethical Guidance for Research Involving deceased donation and Transplantation | ||
| Moderator | Helen Opdam | Australia | |
| Moderator | Anne Floden | Sweden | |
| WHO SOHO INNOVATION in donation and clinical application of susbstances of human origin OR Why is a framework for deceased donor research required? | Gabriel Oniscu | Sweden | |
| Overview of the INTEGRITY project - present the culmination of the first 12 months - stage 1 of this work | Dominique Martin | Australia | |
| Consent for research in deceased donation | Frederick D'Aragon | Canada | |
| Panel Discussion | |||
| 09:30-10:00 | Coffee Break | ||
| 10:00-11:30 | 405 - Oral Abstract Session - Machine perfusion with/without NRP | Subject to change | |
| Unintended Resuscitation During Controlled Donation After Circulatory Death with Abdominal Normothermic Regional Perfusion: A Case of Probable Pathological Collateral Circulation | Foss, Stein | Norway | |
| Normothermic Regional Perfusion Adoption in the United States: Operational Perspectives from Organ Procurement Organizations | Levan, Macey L | United States | |
| Impact on liver and kidney placement by a fully operationalized normothermic regional perfusion program at a US organ procurement organization | Sellers, Marty T | United States | |
| Outcomes of kidney transplantation from uncontrolled donation after circulatory death. A retrospective study of Botkin Hospital | Tenchurina, Elmira | Russian Federation | |
| Outcomes from a nascent A-NRP program—one OPO’s experience | Collins, Gennifer L | United States | |
| Ex vivo delivery of autologous regulatory T cells during normothermic machine perfusion in porcine kidney transplantation | Kawamura, Masataka | Japan | |
| Prospect of an organ donation after uncontrolled death by circulatory criteria program in Canada: Perspectives of leaders and key stakeholders | Dupuis, Kendra-Lee | Canada | |
| Development of uncontrolled organ donation program in Moscow | Minina, Marina | Russian Federation | |
| Impact of newly development of air cooled and portable perfusion machine for kidney graft | Kimura, Makoto | Japan | |
| 10:00-11:30 | 406 - Oral Abstract Session - Donation system organisation 2 | Subject to change | |
| Implementation of a statewide allocation system for deceased donor kidneys at risk of prolonged cold ischaemia in Victoria Australia | Chow, Kevin | Australia | |
| Global survey on system-level barriers that reduce access to transplantation | Herrera Gayol, Andrea | Canada | |
| Implementing the Regulation on Human Organ Donation and Transplantation and its accompanying policies through practical projects in China: Lessons from the Life Relay Hundred City Tour Project and the National Organ Donation Systematic Multi-Disciplinary Collaborative Project in 2024 | Zhao, Jie | People's Republic of China | |
| Admissions to intensive care for organ donation in Australia since 2008 | Gantner, Dashiell | Australia | |
| Effect of the National Critical Care Transport Service on the Activation of Brain-Dead Organ Donation in Korea | Kang, Minjin | Korea | |
| How Sweden will achieve a clinically driven tissue service by 2030: A data-driven approach | McGee, Maria A | Sweden | |
| Pediatric organ donation and transplantation trends in the USA | Nakagawa, Thomas A | United States | |
| Never event(s) in solid organ transplantation: ABO incompatibility | McGowan, Olive | United Kingdom | |
| Institutional variability in brain-dead organ donation processes and practices: A multicenter retrospective cohort study in Japan | Yumoto, Tetsuya | Japan | |
| 10:00-11:30 | 407 - How to Improve Organ Utilization Rates | ||
| Moderator | Sunil Shroff | India | |
| Organ Utilisation: UK new approach | John Forsythe | United Kingdom | |
| Improving utilization: the development of the first functional Donor Care Unit in China | Xuyong Sun | People's Republic of China | |
| Expedited Allocation to Increase Utilization: US Experience | Jeff Orlowski | United States | |
| How to decrease discard rate of organs (OTPD) | Norihide Fukushima | Japan | |
| Reducing organ discard rate by multinational cooperation | Axel Rahmel |
Germany | |
| Panel Discussion | |||
| 10:00-11:30 | 408 - Preparing for Every Opportunity through Professional Education | ||
| Moderator | David Thomson | South Africa | |
| Moderator | Katayoun Najafizadeh | Iran | |
| The significance of university education in promoting unbiased and objective professionalism on organ donation | Shunichi Yoshikai | Japan | |
| Learning curve and the career pathway for donation coordinators | Alison Hodak |
Australia | |
| Gift of Life Donor Program virtual BD training | Richard Hasz | United States | |
| Simulation training - "The best way to train for change" | Chloe Balleste | Spain | |
| 11:30-12:30 | 410 - Closing Plenary on Addressing Disparities and Performance in Organ Donation: The Role of ISODP | ||
| Moderator | Nori Fukushima | Japan | |
| Moderator | Helen Opdam | Australia | |
| Increase in OD volume and management model in OD this year (over 6000 donors) with expected 8-10% increase. | Fengzhou Hou | People's Republic of China | |
| ISODP role | Jeffrey Orlowski | United States | |
| Thank you from local host | Nori Fukushima | Japan | |
| Presentation for ISODP 2027 | Jeffrey Orlowski | United States | |
| Moderated Poster Session - Friday, December 5, 2025 from 18:15 to 19:30 | |||
| Title | Presenter name | Country | |
| Single Center Experience in Complex Liver Transplantation | Cai, Jinzhen | People's Republic of China | |
| 3D autosegmentation of hepatic venous territories of living liver donor focusing on right hemi liver grafts using Swin UNET model | Lee, Okjoo | Korea | |
| CD38 Promotes Regulatory T Cell Survival and Immunosuppression via Calcium/Ras/GGT1 Pathway Activation to Attenuate ROS Post-Transplantation | Lu, Yunjie | People's Republic of China | |
| Effects of Ischemic Preconditioning on Liver Function Markers in an Experimental Model Using C57BL/6 ob/ob Mice | Santana Sr., Alexandre Chagas | Brazil | |
| Medical laboratory tests and their relationship to organ transplant and donation results in the kingdom of Saudi Arabia | Kattoah Sr., Yaser M | Saudi Arabia | |
| Understanding brain death and the extent of acceptance of donating organs from brain-dead individuals in the Arab Gulf countries through a regional survey to assess awareness levels and cultural influences on donation decisions | Kattoah Sr., Yaser M | Saudi Arabia | |
| Exploring influencing factors for the wrong decision from kidney and liver failure patients to accept organs donation from their relatives | Kattoah Sr., Yaser M | Saudi Arabia | |
| Analysis of the factors affecting the increasing in organ transplant waiting list for patient with organ failure in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia | Kattoah Sr., Yaser M | Saudi Arabia | |
| Considerations of cornea donation decision-making among terminal cancer patients and families | PENG, CHANG HSUAN | Taiwan | |
| Building cultural safety for the Indigenous organ donor and their whānau(family) | Garland, Sue H | New Zealand | |
| Ethical and clinical challenges in managing brain death during pregnancy | Abdelhafiz, Ahmed A | United Arab Emirates | |
| MABUHAY Donors Program 2024-2025 To Improve Organ Donation at Southern Philippines Medical Center | Bad-ang, Maria Theresa Lorenzo | Philippines | |
| Trend in Utilization of Donor Hearts with Extracorporeal Corporeal Membrane Oxygenation Support in South Korea | Oh, Sun Young | Korea | |
| Understanding delays in organ donation after circulatory death in the UK | Cooper, Jessie | United Kingdom | |
| Donation after Circulatory Death Heart Transplantation in Japan: Problems and Solutions Towards Clinical Implication | Kotani, Yasuhiro | Japan | |
| Sometimes the best option available to you is none at all! 14 years of experience with Maastricht category IV donation after circulatory determination of death | Sharma, Amit | India | |
| Organ procurement and transplantation in Poland in 2024 | Danek, Teresa | Poland | |
| Activity-based cost analysis of organ donation in brain-dead donors | Jaroensuk, Darunee | Thailand | |
| Key factors driving increased organ donations in Thailand | Kaewprathom, Sakoonkaew | Thailand | |
| Effect Of Implementing Active Organ And Tissue Donor Detection In Intensive Care Area Of Hospital Melaka: A 2 Year Retrospective Study | FOO, HONG ZHI | Malaysia | |
| Turning Potential into Hope: How PPDDP is Transforming Organ Donation in Iran | Radi, Ehsan | Iran | |
| Navigating beyond the DonateLife audit: Exploring referral themes - the key to bridging the gap in donor referral practice | Gray, Katherine F | Australia | |
| Bridging the gaps - collaborating with organ and tissue donation clinical champions to break barriers and improve donation outcomes | Gray, Katherine F | Australia | |
| A poisonous decision – Exploring medical suitability | Gray, Katherine F | Australia | |
| DonorLines: A prospective cohort- and biobank study of deceased organ donors in the Netherlands | Dielwart, Isabelle J.C. | Netherlands | |
| Adaptive platform trial for deceased organ donation optimisation: OPTIDON APT | Gantner, Dashiell | Australia | |
| HLA genotype frequencies in Saudi Arabia: Enhancing organ transplantation and development of a national PRA calculator | Ghafwari, Jamail M. | Saudi Arabia | |
| Trends and challenges in donation after brain death in Saudi Arabia: A one-year nationwide review | Jokhadar, Hazem F | Saudi Arabia | |
| Construction and effectiveness analysis of the "GCS-P-R"Scale in identifying potential brain death donors | Liao, Yuan | People's Republic of China | |
| Safeguarding last wishes: A collaborative process for developing an ethical framework for donation after assisted dying | Grayson, Kim | New Zealand | |
| Seeing Without Being Seen: A Pilot of Mirror Monitoring in DCDD Donation | Coleman, Nicole | Australia | |
| Pediatric organ donation from non-pediatric intensive care units (PICU) facilities: Single center experience in Japan | Nakata, Mikiko | Japan | |
| Survey of Japanese in-hospital coordinators on care of family of the organ donors | Takewaki, Nana | Japan | |
| Early surgical experience and learning curve of robot-assisted donor nephrectomy by a junior surgeon: A propensity score-matched comparison with laparoscopic approach | Cho, Ara | Korea | |
| Prospective cohort profile of transplantation recipients and donors aiming to identify biopsychosocial markers of postoperative outcomes | Kim, Hyejin | Korea | |
| Clinical utility of the 2021 CKD-EPI Equation in Living Kidney Donor evaluation | Kim, Jeeyoung | Korea | |
| Graft outcome by height difference between recipient and donor in living donor kidney transplantation | Kim, Taehee | Korea | |
| Analysis of the donor factors for the risk of early allograft dysfunction after living donor liver transplantation | Suh, Sukwon | Korea | |
| Septic patients as an organ donors | Chrastina, Martin | Slovakia | |
| Post-Transplant Lymphoproliferative Disorder in Kidney Transplant Recipients | Qiu, Tao | People's Republic of China | |
| Organ Transplantation Strategies for Primary Hyperoxaluria | Qiu, Tao | People's Republic of China | |
| Awareness of the emergency life-saving technicians toward organ donation and their feasibility of confirming emergency patients’ declaration cards regarding organ donation on site | Ohata, Yumie | Japan | |
| Efforts to Expand the Donor and Bereaved Family Honor Program to Raise Positive Awareness of Brain Death Donations and Future Directions | PARK, CHAN SOO | Korea | |
| A Single-Center Analysis on the Clinical Profile of Kidney Transplant Recipients in the Philippines | Quintana, Ronaldo | Philippines | |
| Profile analysis of deceased donor kidney transplant: a retrospective demographic review in the Philippines | Quintana, Ronaldo | Philippines | |
| Age-stratified analysis of patient and graft survival outcomes in donation after circulatory death versus donation after brain death kidney transplantation | Leeaphorn, Napat | United States | |
| Extended Outcomes of Dual Kidney Transplantation from Elderly Expanded Criteria Donors: A Single-Center Update | Lee, Kyowon | Korea | |
| Impact of early versus delayed tacrolimus initiation on clinical outcomes in deceased donor kidney transplantation with thymoglobulin induction: implications for graft allocation | Park, Woo Yeong | Korea | |
| Impact of induction immunosuppressive regimens on one-year protocol biopsy findings and implications for organ allocation: a pathological perspective in kidney transplantation | Park, Woo Yeong | Korea | |
| Educate, Develop, Empower: Tracing the evolution of Specialist Nurse Organ Donation education in the UK | McGowan, Olive | United Kingdom | |
| Donor family perspectives on deceased organ donation: responses to a survey about meeting their organ donation needs and factors influencing decision making | McGowan, Olive | United Kingdom | |
| Grief care for organ donor families in Taiwan: A case study of a single medical center | HSU, WEN YU | Taiwan | |
| Hospital-based multimodal interactive strategies: Practical experience in promoting organ donation awareness | HSU, WEN YU | Taiwan | |
| Singapore speaks: Public attitudes and barriers toward organ donation – A national survey-based study | Baey , Shannon | Singapore | |
| Organ Transplant Awareness Activities in Hiroshima | KAWAHARA, AKIKO | Japan | |
| Activities and Donor Trends of the East Japan Tissue Transplant Network (EJTTN): Implications for Advancing Regional Tissue Donation | Maeda, Hiroshi | Japan | |
| Current Status of Tissue Donor and Recipient Registries in Japan, 2024: A Report from the Japan Society for Tissue Transplantation（JSTT） | Sampei, Yuji | Japan | |
| Amniotic membrane bank activities for amniotic membrane transplantation at the University of Osaka Hospital | Tada, Mayako | Japan | |
| Experiences and perceptions of Spanish and Swedish critical care nurses participating in the controled DCD process | Floden, Anne | Sweden | |
| Psychological impact on nurses facilitating end-of-life care decisions, including organ donation, in emergency and intensive care settings | Kumazawa, Mayumi | Japan | |
| Stress management abilities of physicians confirming organ donation wishes in acute end-of-Life care | Kumazawa, Mayumi | Japan | |
| Surgical education by simulation for deceased donor organ procurement by pigs | Onishi, Yasuharu | Japan | |
| Evaluation of the training program for organ donation coordinators in the Netherlands - Primary results | Sorber, Lotte | Netherlands | |