Explore effective social media strategies to enhance transplant communication, education, and engagement with patients, professionals, and the public.
- How Social Media Has Been Used in Transplantation - Macey Levan
- Leveraging Social Media to Increase Organ Donation - Frank Dor
- The Professional Edge: Do’s and Don’ts as a Transplanter on Social Media - Augusto dos Santos, Jr
 Objectives
Understand the evolution and impact of social media in transplantation.
Learn strategies to design and measure effective organ donation campaigns.
Identify best practices for professional and ethical social media use.

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About the Journals
The official Journal of The Transplantation Society. Transplantation (https://transplantjournal.com) and is published monthly and is a highly cited and influential journal in the field, with more than 25,000 citations per year.

Transplantation Direct (https://tts.org/journal/transplantation-direct) is an open access portal for international transplantation with rapid electronic publication of peer-reviewed, high-quality basic research and clinical studies related to the field of transplantation. 
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The Transplantation Society (https://tts.org) provides focus for global leadership in transplantation through the advancement and development of both the science and clinical practice of transplantation throughout the world abd scientific communication, continuing education of its membership and guidance on the ethical practice of transplantation.

Episode 17: Transplantation and Social Media:From Global Impact to Personal Practice (Oct 29, 2025)

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