Asociación de Enfermeras en Trasplantes A.C. (SEET)
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uman organ transplants is one of the most complex yet fascinating issues of modern medicine and a brilliant chapter of the 20th century history as well. Human transplants mean replacing an organ or tissue with a healthy one in order to restore lost biological functions in an individual. Because of their multidisciplinary and specialized attention, treatment and recovery of patients, nursing staff represent a critical support to the transplant-related institutions. They necessarily face the everyday miracle of life and medicine. On june the 28th, 2005 the Nursing in Transplants Association (SEET) is legaly constituted. Currently gathering 80 members, by merging scientific education and clinical experience its objective is to orient and train nurses, holding the “cedula” of the General Direction of Professions, in the proper transplant procedures, thus promoting a continuous field-update attitude.
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