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Program

Annual Ajmera Transplant Centre Research and Education Day Programs

Research Day Program - June 4, 2026

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Education Day Program - June 5, 2026

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Research Day Program June 4, 2026

The Ajmera Transplant Centre’s Annual Research Day is geared towards physicians, scientists, trainees, and other specialists who take care of transplant patients to highlight the latest research in solid-organ transplantation. The day will include an exciting lineup of speakers from basic, clinical, translational, and quality improvement research, as well as presentations from patient partners and trainees. The event will be held in-person.

Education Day Program June 5, 2026

The Ajmera Transplant Centre’s Annual Education Conference is a virtual program designed to deliver the latest updates and advancements in the care of solid-organ transplant patients.

Education Day offers a dynamic platform tailored to the needs of primary care physicians, specialists, surgeons, fellows, residents, nurses, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, pharmacists, and allied health professionals actively involved in the management of pre- and post-transplant patients within the community.

Learning Objectives:

1. Evaluate the impact of frailty on transplant candidacy and outcomes; assess patients, risk stratify candidates, and implement strategies for prehabilitation and post-transplant optimization.

2. Establish and maintain multidisciplinary care for solid organ transplant recipients, including the roles of transplant teams and primary care providers in coordinated, longitudinal management across the continuum of care.

3. Apply evolving indications for liver transplantation and strategies to optimize long-term outcomes, including management of comorbidities, prevention of complications, and evidence-based post-transplant care.

Event Date:

Research Day June 4, 2026 - In-Person Only

Education Day June 5, 2026 - Virtual Only
The Zoom join link has been sent to registrants by email and last minute registrants will find the link in their confirmation email.

Assistance:

Conference Services
conferences@uhn.ca