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Improving Outcomes and Family Care Through Culturally Sensitive Authorization Practices

This panel discussion focuses on improving outcomes in organ donation through culturally sensitive authorization practices. Moderated by Kenny Boyd and Theresa A. Daly, expert panelists—including Sabrina Ho, Laura Rodriguez, and Bobby Howard—share insights on addressing challenges in a changing environment. Key topics include identifying common themes from presentations, evaluating available data for best practices, and strategizing resource allocation for Organ Procurement Organizations (OPOs). Join us to explore actionable recommendations that promote effective family care and improved donation outcomes.

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Improving Outcomes and Family Care Through Culturally Sensitive Authorization Practices

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  1. Improving Outcomes and Family Care Through Culturally Sensitive Authorization Practices

  2. Improving Outcomes and Family Care through Culturally Sensitive Authorization Practices Moderators: Kenny Boyd Theresa A. Daly

  3. Panel Members • Sabrina Ho, AMAT, API Committee Chair, DMV and Media Relations Specialist, OneLegacy • Laura Rodriquez, Supervisor of Family Services, Southwest Transplant Alliance • Bobby Howard, President AMAT, Director, Multicultural Donation Education, LifeLink of Georgia

  4. A Changing Environment – Where do you put your Resources?

  5. Questions for Consideration • What common threads did you hear from the presentations? 2.  Do you think we have enough data to identify any best practices? 3.  What do you plan to test or change when you get home? 4.  Assuming limited resources, what would your recommendation be to all OPO‘s?

  6. Thank you!

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