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Your Core Transplant Team Please call the Transplant Center at (617) 6329700 with questions for your: Surgeon: Medical Doctor: Social Worker: Transplant Coordinator: Helpful contacts during your stay:

How to fill out your core transplant team

How to fill out your core transplant team

1. Identify the key members of your core transplant team such as a surgeon, a transplant coordinator, a nurse, a social worker, and a dietitian.
2. Ensure that your core transplant team has expertise in the specific organ transplant you require.
3. Collaborate with your transplant team to gather all the necessary medical records and documentation for evaluation.
4. Attend regular meetings and discussions with your core transplant team to understand the procedure, risks, and benefits of the transplant.
5. Follow the guidance provided by your transplant team regarding pre-transplant preparations such as lifestyle changes, medication adjustments, and tests.
6. Maintain open and effective communication with your core transplant team to address any concerns or queries you may have during the process.
7. After the transplant, continue to work closely with your core transplant team for post-operative care, follow-up appointments, and necessary medication.
8. Stay committed to the recommendations and instructions provided by your core transplant team for a successful recovery and long-term management.

Who needs your core transplant team?

1. Individuals suffering from end-stage organ failure who would benefit from a transplant.
2. Patients with conditions or diseases that significantly impair the function of an organ, potentially leading to organ failure.
3. Those who have exhausted all other available treatment options and have been deemed suitable candidates for a transplant.
4. Individuals with adequate overall health and the ability to withstand the transplant procedure and subsequent medications.
5. Patients who understand and are willing to comply with the responsibilities and requirements associated with post-transplant care.

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What is your core transplant team?

The core transplant team consists of medical professionals, including surgeons, nurses, and transplant coordinators, who work together to evaluate and care for transplant patients.

Who is required to file your core transplant team?

The transplant center or hospital where the transplant procedures are performed is required to file information about the core transplant team.

How to fill out your core transplant team?

To fill out the core transplant team, the transplant center needs to provide information about each team member's qualifications, roles, and responsibilities.

What is the purpose of your core transplant team?

The core transplant team is responsible for ensuring the safety and success of transplant procedures, as well as providing comprehensive care before, during, and after the transplant process.

What information must be reported on your core transplant team?

Information such as the names, credentials, and roles of each team member, as well as any updates or changes to the team composition.