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Transplantation: drug aspects of immunosuppression
Hospital Pharmacist publication.
Allergy & Immunology Chapters
From The Cleveland Clinic Disease Management Project
American Society of Transplantation (AST)
AST is an organization of transplant professionals dedicated to research, education, advocacy and patient care in transplantation science and medicine. Through the work of the AST, the transfer of information from the basic science laboratories to the transplant clinics ultimately leads to new scientific advances and improvements in patient care.
CenterSpan Source for Transplant Information
CenterSpan was created to support the practice of transplantation through the creation and application of new educational and communication tools on the internet. It was conceived as a vehicle to rapidly communicate and disseminate information while simultaneously facilitating on-line interactions between the decision-makers of transplantation in both medicine and industry.
ImmunoFacts - The Immunization Gateway
The Immunization Gateway is an electronic service of ImmunoFacts, a detailed reference book on immunologic drugs. This site is a comprehensive link to the most up-to-date, expert immunization resources available via the internet.
Penicillin Allergy
From The Cleveland Clinic Disease Management Project
Transplant Health
Registration is Free but required. Transplanthealth, an interactive resource, provides comprehensive information for before and after transplant, interactive tools, links and other helpful resources for transplant candidates, recipients and their families and caregivers.
United Network for Organ Sharing (UNOS)
UNOS is a non-profit, scientific, and educational organization that: collects and manages data about every transplant event occurring in the U.S.; facilitates the organ matching and placement process using UNOS-developed data technology and 24-hour Organ Center; brings together medical professionals, transplant recipients, and donor families to develop an organ transplantation policy.
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