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Coffee & Compatibility

American Society for Histocompatibility & Immunogenetics

Coffee and Compatibility is a monthly Podcast discussing current topics and expert opinions relating to transplantation, histocompatibility and immunogenetics. The podcast will include personal interviews from the American Society of Histocompatibility and Immunogenetics (ASHI) members, ASHI leadership, intriguing ASHI personalities, and discussions of current trends in transplantation.

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Episódios

77 episódios

  1. Dr. Bernard Amos: Legacy of an HLA Pioneer, Father, and Friend 32:41
  2. Pediatric Transplants – Not Just Little Adults 35:24
  3. Harnessing pluripotent stem cells as seeds for growing new organs. Is this the future of transplantation? 41:22
  4. Uterus Transplantation: Advancing Reproductive Possibilities and Immunologic Research 38:08
  5. HLA in Cell Therapy: The Time Is Now! 34:18
  6. Dr. Rose Payne: An HLA Trailblazer 43:16
  7. This Is Not Yesterday’s Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplant 52:34
  8. Dr. Paul Terasaki: a story of Risk, Resilience, and Revolution 41:53
  9. Media Coverage Sparks Organ Donor Registry Withdrawals 37:49
  10. Who Says AMR Doesn’t Happen in Liver Transplant Patients? 37:21
  11. The Impact of Drone Technology on the Future of Sample and Organ Allocation: Propelling Forward 42:09
  12. The Present and Future of Transplant Modernization 59:17
  13. The Power of Partnership: ASHI & ASCP Supporting the Clinical Laboratory Workforce 36:38
  14. Innovation in Practice and Protection 35:21
  15. The Evolving Science and Clinical Applications of HLA Structural Mismatch in Transplantation 44:27
  16. The past, present and future, of the HLA database that HLA laboratories CANNOT survive without! 37:01
  17. The Current Landscape of Organ Procurement Organization Regulatory Oversight 46:07
  18. Innovation in Desensitization Therapy 43:07
  19. The Normothermic Regional Perfusion (NRP) Revolution and What It Means for Organ Allocation 32:05
  20. What should we be doing better? A transplant recipient’s perspective 1:01:20
  21. CMS Updates, Guidance, and Clarifications 36:58
  22. The Next 50 Years of ASHI 36:42
  23. CMS, FDA and VALID Act...Oh, my! Where are we now? 1:03:47
  24. The Vital Role of HLA Laboratories in Transfusion Support 41:47
  25. Shifts in HLA Practice Drive Subsequent Evolution in the Interplay of HLA Data and Organ Allocation 37:01
  26. Molecular testing in HLA and beyond 41:40
  27. Current State of Donor-derived cell-free DNA testing for allograft rejection 47:28
  28. International organ allocation practices: a spotlight on Portugal 38:05
  29. Organ allocation in the U.S. 36:59
  30. An ASHI Pioneer revisits wonderful ASHI Memories: Happy 50th ASHI! 34:54
  31. Look how far we’ve come! 49:53
  32. Accuracy in anti-HLA antibody identification assay analysis 43:34
  33. New State Law aims to grow The Organ Donor Registry! 23:51
  34. Coffee & Compatibility remembers the call to action from 2-time heart recipient, Amy Silverstein 43:43
  35. ASHI’s Lab Professionals Recruitment Task Force 20:21
  36. Live from the 2023 ASHI Annual Meeting 54:35
  37. Growing your professional network! 21:55
  38. Future Omic’s in Personalized Medicine 37:22
  39. The Resident’s Starting Point 24:45
  40. HLA Clinical Laboratories and BMT/HSCT Service 42:38
  41. The ASHI Annual Meeting and why you should go! 20:34
  42. Innovation in U.S. lung allocation 36:03
  43. Using continuing education to advance your career with Phillip Fisher 19:45
  44. Progress and Innovation in solid organ allocation equity 39:13
  45. Next-generation sequencing (NGS) with Mr. John Sadowski 21:39
  46. Algorithmic approaches to open allocation - Part 1 43:08
  47. Carving your path through ASHI: A technologist’s perspective with Sharon Adams 20:50
  48. Carving your path through ASHI: An interview with Dr. Nicholas Brown 44:54
  49. Race, Ethnicity, Ancestry, and how they impact HLA Genotyping 35:39
  50. Evolution of donor selection in Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation (HSCT) 25:39