Correction: The European Board of transplant medicine: evolution, present role and future directions toward harmonised transplant medicine training in Europe

Résumé fourni par la source

• Board certification in Internal Medicine or Paediatrics and a recognised subspecialty (e.g. Nephrology, Gastroenterology/Hepatology, Cardiology, Pulmonology).• Minimum 2 years of continuous transplant medicine training (up to 4 years if parttime).• Training must be completed or validated in a UEMS member country.• Documented experience in pre-transplant evaluation, inpatient management, and outpatient follow-up.• Evidence of supervised and independently performed specialised procedures.• Attestation by a senior transplant physician or Head of Department confirming patient caseload and procedural exposure.• Attendance at transplant courses (including ESOT educational programmes), national and international transplant congresses, and CME-accredited symposia.• Mandatory: participation in a minimum of two national/international transplant meetings with first or last authorship (oral or poster presentation).• Proficiency in English (required for the oral examination).

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