The TSANZ annual conference will be held in Adelaide from 21-24th March. The CODE team will be presenting 4 pieces of work. See the full program here: https://www.tsanz.com.au/meetings/index.asp
The first part of the Australian Government’s review of the organ and tissue donation, retrieval and transplantation is now complete. There are 57 recommendations in the report. These will be considered during the next phase – the development of the future national strategy. The CODE… Read More »Australian Government review of the organ donation, retrieval and transplant system
Register at https://donatelife.gov.au/register-donor-today.
MODUS is a new project starting in 2020 and has been funded by an NHMRC partnership grant. The CODE team’s partners in the MODUS study are the NSW Ministry of Health, Kidney Health Australia, and the NSW Organ and Tissue Donation Service. MODUS will develop… Read More »MODUS – Maximising Organ Donor offer Utility System-wide
The SIGNPOST study will commence in 2020. SIGNPOST aims to test a new way of incorporating the values and preferences of people waiting for a kidney transplant into the donor decision-making process. Currently, patient values and preferences are entirely excluded from the organ donor procurement… Read More »SIGNPOST – Sharing and InteGratiNg Patient perspectives on Organ Selection for Transplantation
The CODE team bring together data from different sources and context to better understand benefits and harms of the organ donation and transplantation process. Currently we have several projects in progress aiming to synthesise exisiting evidence to support CODE activities, to facilitate strategic direction of… Read More »Synthesising Evidence to Support Decision Making