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Contributors Needed for 3rd Edition of ID Guidelines

Sent On Behalf of the ID Guidelines, 3rd Edition Editorial Workgroup


Dear Members of ID COP

We are extremely excited to let you know that the Third Edition of the AST Transplantation Infectious Diseases Guidelines is moving forward.

 

For this edition of the guidelines, authors will be limited to writing only one chapter. This will expand involvement of more individuals within the ID COP. Similar to previous editions, we will try to have two authors and two reviewers assigned to each chapter.

 

The guidelines will once again be published in the AJT. However, the turnaround time to write chapters is quite short and authors must return the chapters by June 1, 2012. To facilitate this, authors will receive the prior chapter to use in making updates for the 3rd edition. Each section will also have two expert reviewers. We anticipate the expert reviews to be completed by July 1, 2012.

 

In order to assist in author and/or reviewer selection, we would ask for everyone's top areas of expertise so that where needed, we can call upon you for help and contributions. Attached is a listing of the proposed table of contents. Please number up to three chapters that you would be comfortable writing or reviewing with one (1) being your top choice. I have included the below chart as an attachment for your convenience.

 

Please reply to this email by Feb. 20, 2012.

 

Best wishes,

 

Emily Blumberg (Editor-in-Chief)

Lara Danziger-Isakov

Deepali Kumar

Marian Michaels

Raymund Razonable

 

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Topic
Introduction
Donor/Recipient screening prior to SOT
Donor Derived Infections
Gram negative Bacterial Infections
Clostridium difficile
Gram Positive Bacterial Infections
Mycobacterium tuberculosis
Non-tuberculous Mycobacteria
Nocardia infections
Cytomegalovirus
EBV & PTLD
HHV 6-8
HSV
VZV
Viral Hepatitis
SOT in the HIV-infected patient
BK Virus
Human Parvovirus B19
Human papillomavirus infection
Adenovirus
Community-acquired respiratory viruses
Candida Infections
Aspergillus Infections
Cryptococcus
Endemic Fungal Infections
Emerging Fungal Pathogens
Pneumocystis jiroveci
Parasitic Infections: protozoa
Parasitic Infections: helminthes
Strategies for safe living after transplant
Immunizations
Drug interactions
UTI in the Transplant Patient
VRE
HTLV 1/2
emerging viruses
Ventricular assist device
Travel Medicine and SOT
 

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