ArticleProgress in transplantation (Aliso Viejo, Calif.)2026
A National Survey of Transplant Social Workers on Social Support Assessment and Intervention Practices.
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Abstract
IntroductionTransplant candidates are assessed for caregiver support adequacy by transplant social workers as required by U.S. federal regulations. Research to date does not account nor adjust for interventions performed by transplant social workers to mitigate social support risk concerns on outcomes.Research QuestionThe objective of this study was to describe the social support assessment and interventions conducted by transplant social workers during the pretransplant evaluation process.MethodsA cross-sectional survey of transplant social workers was conducted through the Society for Transplant Social Workers. The survey inquired about social support assessment domains, requirements, and interventions to mitigate risk concerns.ResultsA total of 141 transplant social workers participated. Majority were White (
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