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Transplant Program Personnel, Organization, and Function,o key personnel, organization, and function of a transplant center. The relationship that transplant centers have with regulatory agencies such as the Organ Procurement and Transplant Network (OPTN) and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) is discussed.

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Regulatory Environment and Finances of Running a Pediatric Transplant Program,pediatric transplant programs are subject to a higher cost structure than their adult counterparts. Coupled with lower transplant volumes and poorer reimbursement through Medicaid, the finances of a pediatric transplant program can be significant. These challenges will be explored in this chapter.

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Best Practice for Long-Term Central Venous Access and Management of Complications,, the types of catheters used, and the care and use of the catheters. This continued strict adherence to protocols has been shown to have dramatic effects in extending the lifespan of a useful catheter.

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Peri-transplant Determinants of Outcome in Liver Transplantation,s identified variation in outcomes as well as opportunities for improvement. Critical assessment and prophylaxis or intervention for infection and optimizing renal status in the early posttransplant period are critical as is timely management of surgical complications.

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Late Transplant Considerations, immune factors, infectious etiologies, recurrent disease, and impact of nonadherence. This chapter discusses the risk of late graft dysfunction and related complications, health-related quality of life (HRQOL), adherence, and the transition from pediatric to adult health care.

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