The Pediatric Heart Transplant Society (PHTS) is a multidisciplinary, professional, and collaborative organization dedicated to advancing the science and treatment of children through the journey of heart transplantation. The goals of PHTS are to promote collaboration, encourage and stimulate research, develop best practices, provide an education platform, and increase the overall awareness about pediatric heart transplantation.
This curriculum includes 16 courses covering topics starting with the indication for transplant and pre-transplant evaluation through to the surgical procedure and long-term management. This curriculum was assembled by 22 MDs and NP experts within the field of pediatric heart transplantation and provides an excellent foundation for understanding the current state of knowledge in pediatric heart transplants.
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Meet the Section Editorial Board |
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Jennifer Conway
PHTS President,
University of Alberta, Canada
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Michael McCulloch
University of Virginia Children's Hospital, USA
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Bethany Wisotzkey
Phoenix Children's Hospital, USA
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Heather Bastardi
Boston Children's Hospital, USA
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Scott Auerbach, MD
Children's Hospital of Colorado, USA
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Michael McCulloch, MD
University of Virginia Children's Hospital, USA
Carmel Bogel, MD
University of Maryland Children's Hospital, USA
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Michael McCulloch, MD
University of Virginia Children's Hospital, USA
Dani Ramstack, RN
Primary Children's Hospital, USA
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Lexi Barrett, MSN, CPNP-AC
Texas Children's Hospital, USA
Steve Kindel, MD
Children's Hospital of Wisconsin, USA
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Jacob Miller, MD
St. Louis Children's Hospital, USA
Pirooz Eghtesady, MD, PhD
St. Louis Children's Hospital, USA
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Jacob Miller, MD
St. Louis Children's Hospital, USA
Pirooz Eghtesady, MD, PhD
St. Louis Children's Hospital, USA
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Dipankar Gupta, MD
University of Flordia, USA
Michael McCulloch, MD
University of Virginia Children's Hospital, USA
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Kriti Puri, MBBS
Texas Children's Hospital, USA
Jacque Lamour, MD
Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, USA
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Irene Lytrivi, MD
Morgan Stanley Children's Hospital, USA
Carol Wittlieb-Weber, MD
Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, USA
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Bethany Wisotzkey, MD
Phoenix Children's Hospital, USA
Neha Bansal, MD, FACC
Children's Hospital at Montefiore, USA
Heather Bastardi, cPNP, CCTC
Boston Children's Hospital, USA
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Renata Shih, MD
UF Health Shand's Children's Hospital, USA
Gonzalo Wallis, MD
Levin Children's Hospital, USA
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Deepa Mokshagundam, MD
St Louis Children's Hospital, USA
Steve Zangwill, MD
Phoenix Children's Hospital, USA
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Bethany Wisotzkey, MD
Phoenix Children's Hospital, USA
Sonya Kirmani, MD
University of Wisconsin Madison, USA
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Svetlana Shugh, MD
Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital, USA
Heather Bastardi, cPNP, CCTC
Boston Children's Hospital, USA
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Hugo Martinez, MD
Le Bonheur Children's Hospital, USA
Kimberly Molina, MD
Primary Children's Medical Center, USA
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Webinar Recording Now Available! |
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Contemporary Questions in Congenital Heart Disease - #8 |
Root Cause Analysis: How Should We Manage the Dilating Aorta in Children and Young Adults
Check out the most recent webinar recording from October 26, 2021
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S U P P O R T E D . C O N T E N T
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Register for the this upcoming webinar. |
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Sofia's Hope
The Role of Risk Prediction Models in Guiding Cardio-Oncology Care
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December 14, 2021
11–12:30 PM ET
Targeted Audience
Trainees, Physicians, Advanced Practice Providers, Nurses
***The planning committee for the First International Pediatric Cardio-Oncology Conference is pleased to offer a 10% discount on conference registration for anyone that registers for and attends three Pediatric Cardio-Oncology webinars hosted by Heart University and Sofia’s Hope. The First International Pediatric Cardio-Oncology Conference is scheduled to take place October 21-22, 2022 in Cincinnati, OH. To submit your attendance and receive a 10% discount code, click here. Discount codes will be shared in Spring, 2022. This offer applies to anyone that has previously attended a Pediatric Cardio-Oncology webinar or plans to attend future webinars.***
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Register NOW to join us tomorrow!
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We are excited to support the Children's Heartbeat Program! There will be monthly web-based, case-based discussions on pediatric arrhythmias.
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Session 12: An Unusual Newborn with SVT
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Have you submitted your application?
Deadline: November 30th
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We are excited to announce our inaugural ACHD scholarship program for FITs which was made possible through the financial support of the Women as One Escalator Awards: Promoting talent in medicine by providing unique professional opportunities to women physicians.
The Adult Congenital Heart Disease Scholarship is a new program created and championed by Dr. Katia Bravo (ACHD fellow UCLA) & Dr. Renee Bullock Palmer (Attending Cardiologist, Deborah Heart & Lung Center, New Jersey).
All US trainees in the first two years of cardiovascular training (adult or pediatric) who would like to gain more experience in Adult Congenital Cardiology are invited to apply to the program. Successful candidates will have the opportunity to complete an ACHD rotation at Boston Children’s, Mayo Clinic, or UCLA in 2022.
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Heart University
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Editor, ACHD Learning Center
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