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Mobile Application for Communication Increases the Efficiency of Organ Procurement and Transplantation
Donor organ recovery is a complex process involving organ procurement organizations and multiple surgical teams from various transplant centers. Nearly 30% of discarded organs are wasted due to reasons related to improper coordination and communication.
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| Research Title | Authors | Abstract | Poster presentations | Podium presentations | Publication |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mobile application for communication increases the efficiency of organ procurement and transplantation | 1. Pahl, Eric 2. Emery, Robert 3. Noce, Michael 4. Conrad, Suzanne 5. Patterson, Nicole 6. Timm, Brynn | ABSTRACT Mobile application for communication increases the efficiency of organ procurement and transplantation | POSTER Mobile application for communication increases the efficiency of organ procurement and transplantation 2016 Informatics Showcase - 2017 UNOS TMF - 2017 AOPO - 2018 AOPO - 2018 UNOS TMF - 2019 ATC * - 2019 ASTS - 2019 AST * - 2020.03 AST P#42 - 2020.06 ATC P#5064 | - 2016 ODRC - 2017 NATCO - 2017 AOPO - 2017 DMIG - 2017 Informatics Symposium - 2018 NATCO | PAPER Mobile application for communication increases the efficiency of organ procurement and transplantation Published: Progress in Transplantation |
| Quality of Life and Productivity of Transplant Professionals is Improved Using a Mobile Application for Communication during Organ Procurement and Transplantation | 1. Pahl, Eric 2. Emery, Robert 3. Noce, Michael 4. Conrad, Suzanne 5. Patterson, Nicole 6. Timm, Brynn | Published: Clinical Surgery Journal | |||
| Predicting deceased donor kidney transplant outcomes | 1. Pahl, Eric 2. Street, W. Nick 3. Johnson, Hans 4. Reed, Alan | ABSTRACT RF is better than KDRI for predicting kidney outcomes | - 2016 Informatics Showcase - 2016 Latinx Competition - 2017 Informatics Showcase - 2018 UNOS TMF - 2018 NATCO - 2018 AOPO - 2018 MMA - 2019 ASTS - 2019 NKF | - 2017 DMIG - 2017 Informatics Symposium - 2017 NATCO - 2018 TTS * - 2019 HIMSS Global | |
| Information technology platform for expanded comprehensive end-stage renal disease care | 1. Pahl, Eric 2. Hippen, Ben | ABSTRACT Expanded ESCO | - 2019 KidneyX | PRESENTATION Expanded ESCO proposal - 2019 CMMI | |
| Implementing machine learning prediction into real-time mobile health delivery in organ transplant | 1. Pahl, Eric | - 2019 NATCO - 2019 HIMSS Iowa - 2020.06 ATC | |||
| A randomized clinical trial of real-time decision support during the evaluation of abdominal organ offers | 1. Pahl, Eric 2. Emery, Robert | ABSTRACT RCT CDS | 2020.03.05 POSTER A randomized clinical trial of real-time decision support during the evaluation of abdominal organ offers - 2020.03 AST P#43 | ||
| Custom procurement surgeon profiles provide a basis of trust for increased collaboration | 1. Pahl, Eric | ABSTRACT ASIN Procurement Surgeon Profiles | |||
| Optimizing waitlist times for transplant candidates with algorithmically personalized recommendations from inverse classification | 1. Pahl, Eric | ABSTRACT Optimize WL with Inverse Classification | - 2020.03 AST P#41 | ||
| Reducing kidney waitlist times with shared data among dialysis, nephrology, and transplant providers | 1. Pahl, Eric | ABSTRACT Reducing WL with shared data among ESRD care providers | 2020.03.05 POSTER Reducing kidney waitlist times with shared data among dialysis, nephrology, and transplant providers - 2020.03 AST P#39 | ||
| Report of organ offers linked with instant messaging data provides a basis for quality improvement | 1. Pahl, Eric | ABSTRACT ROO with text data provides QI | 2020.03.05 POSTER Report of organ offers linked with instant messaging data provides a basis for quality improvement - 2020.03 AST P#40 - 2020.06 ATC P#5074 |
