Monitoring our Success: Data Update, Collaborative Goals

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
OPTN Regional Meetings Data Update Spring OPTN 2007 Donor, Transplant, and Waiting List Numbers.
Advertisements

Toward a strategy to use more organs and distribute them to those in need Jean Emond New York.
Patricia A. Sheiner, M.D. President, New York Center for Liver Transplantation Director, Liver Transplantation, Westchester Medical Center 1.
Forward for Life: Helping our Recipients Give Back UNOS Region 7 Educational Program February 13, 2015 Jaime Myers, RN, MSN, CCTC.
Bringing Others A Second Chance: The Pennsylvania Perspective presented by Serving western PennsylvaniaServing eastern Pennsylvania.
US Deceased Organ Donors UNOS Region 6 Three OPOs Legacy of Life Hawaii Pacific Northwest Transplant Bank LifeCenter Northwest 26% Increase.
DONATION AND TRANSPLANTATION COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE GOAL MESSAGING: 5000 IN FIVE.
A MULTIDISCIPLINARY ORGAN DONOR COUNCIL AND PERFORMANCE IMPROVEMENT INITIATIVE CAN HELP SAVE LIVES 2010 ONELEGACY CELEBRATING OUR PARTNERS May 26, 2010.
ORGAN DONATION Warm-Up # 1.What do you already know about organ donation? 2.Why do you think someone would say “no” to organ donation?
Tree of Life Dedication April 1, 2009 Joel F. Karman, MSW, LSW, MPH Associate Hospital Director University of Illinois Medical Center Chicago, IL.
ORGAN DONATION …And what it means for the RN. A Few Stats Currently, the number of names on the UNOS National Organ Transplant Waiting List exceeds 110,000.
Are They Ethical?.  If I agree to donate my organs, the hospital staff won't work as hard to save my life ◦ Your doctor works as hard as he can to save.
A Mission to Save More Lives Where we’ve been, where we are, and where we need to be Thomas A. Nakagawa, M.D, FAAP, FCCM Professor, Anesthesiology and.
PHS GUIDELINE FOR REDUCING TRANSMISSION OF HUMAN IMMUNODEFICIENCY VIRUS, HEPATITIS B VIRUS AND HEPATITIS C VIRUS THROUGH SOLID ORGAN TRANSPLANTATION ACOT.
Keystone – Gift of Life Conference Call August 20, 2008 Update: Transplant Growth & Management Collaborative.
UW Hospital and Clinics Organ Procurement Organization (OPO) Tony D’Alessandro, MD Medical Director, UWHC OPO November 4, 2009.
Comparison of HTK and UW in Abdominal Transplantation Dr. Richard S. Mangus, MD MS Indiana University, School of Medicine.
Region 7 Moving Into Action Through DSA Action Teams and Regional Forums Planning for Success.
A Guide to the Scientific Registry of Transplant Recipients Organ Procurement Organization Reports
ORGAN DONATION You can save a life Prepared by:. A national shortage Every 13 minutes…Every hour…Everyday… A person is added to the list 4 more are added.
2013 Pennsylvania Donate Life Hospital Challenge Plan Activities, Register Donors, and Win Gold!!! Kelly Hoover Thompson – HAP John Green – Gift of Life.
OPO Performance Improvement: Increasing Kidney Utilization Kevin O’Connor UNOS Region 6 Forum Seattle, WA October 3, 2013.
Italian National Transplant Center Provisional data from CIR Reports Symposium on the Management of Endstage Organ Failure: the ISMETT Perspective Palermo,
2013 Data.  Overall waiting list additions increased for second year in a row  Most significant growth for kidney waiting list since “flattening” began.
Proposal To Modify Existing or Establish New Requirements for the Psychosocial and Medical Evaluation of all Living Donors Living Donor Committee Spring.
Addressing the Requirements Outlined in the HIV Organ Policy Equity Act Organ Procurement Organization Committee Spring 2015.
Collaborating for Life: The Organ and Tissue Donation Process Presented by: Liz Lowry, Hospital Services Coordinator.
Cook Children’s Medical Center and LifeGift: Senior Leadership Matters Laurie Patterson RN Nurse Manager PICU Cook Children’s Medical Center.
Becoming an Organ Donor By: Danielle Miller. Organ Donor Facts  In 2008 there were 978 organ donors in New York State.  Of those, 373 were deceased.
Operations and Safety Committee Update Theresa Daly MS, FNP.
A New Partnership! Charlene Zettel Chief Executive Officer Donate Life California Joan Cardellino Director of Volunteer Services California Association.
Donation after Cardiac Death Supporting Patients and Families during End of Life Care in the Operating Room Douglas T Miller Symposium Breakout Session.
Honoring Donor Families Through Collaboration Sharon Elliott, BSN, RN, Nurse Supervisor Paula Marbach, RN, Charge Nurse Donor Council Breakout.
Addressing the Requirements Outlined in the HIV Organ Policy Equity Act Organ Procurement Organization Committee Fall 2014.
How Many Lives Will You Touch? Workplace Partnership for Life Campaign.
1 Proposal to Revise Facilitated Pancreas Allocation Policy Pancreas Transplantation Committee Fall 2015.
Working Together Donation Opportunities: What’s Possible?
Proposal to Reduce the Reporting Requirements for the Deceased Donor Registration (DDR) Form Organ Procurement Organization Committee Fall 2014.
1 Critical Care Organ Donation Symposium April 12, 2010.
Donate Life Ambassadors 101 Orientation. Welcome to our community  Donor families  Transplant recipients  Transplant candidates  Friends, family,
OPTN Proposal to Require Extra Vessels Disposition Reporting to the OPTN in Five Days of Transplant or Disposal Sponsored by the Operations and Safety.
Every donation of organs, eyes and tissue begins an inspiring story that lives on forever. In their passing, deceased donors.
An Effort to Increase Organs Transplanted per Donor Dorrie Dils 2/20/08.
Organ and Tissue Donation Education in Virginia Ninth Grade Health Classes Madison Shinaberry.
Christopher Moro CAS100A Effective Speech Communication Penn State Hazleton Wednesday, February 23, 2011.
Liver Transplant Data for Regional Meetings
UW Hospital and Clinics Organ Procurement Organization (OPO)
Mark Brevard Community Outreach Coordinator New England Donor Services
Organ Procurement Organization Committee Fall 2014
أهداف المحاضرة مراجعة المفاهيم والعلاقات الأساسية لتحليل العلاقة بين التكاليف والحجم والربح. بناء نموذج لتحليل التعادل في حالة وجود منتج وحيد. بناء نموذج.
Region 9 Collaborative New York Academy of Medicine 3/20/18
A COLLABORATION PERSPECTIVE
Organ Donation: A Collaborative Effort Mount Sinai Health System
Strategies for Improving Organ Donation
March 20, 2018 New York Academy of Medicine
Preservation of organ donation (pod) team
DTCP Collective Goal Update Through 2015
Eliminate the Use of Regions in VCA Distribution
OPTN/UNOS Ethics Committee
Graphs from annual report 2018
Living Donor Transplants
Vascularized Composite Allograft (VCA) Transplantation Committee
Vascularized Composite Allograft (VCA) Transplantation Committee
ANR Study UNOS Region 5 Update
White Paper: Ethics of Deceased Donor Organ Recovery without Requirement for Explicit Consent or Authorization Ethics Committee.
Liver Transplant Data for Regional Meetings
Living Donor Transplants
International practices of organ donation
New York State Collaborative The Donor Honor Walk
Presentation transcript:

Monitoring our Success: Data Update, Collaborative Goals Region 9 Collaborative New York Academy of Medicine 3/19/19

National Data 2014-2018 Deceased Donation Increase 4.2% ‘17-’18 Living Donation Increase 10.5% ‘17-’18

National Data 2014-2018 Deceased Donor Transplant Increase 4% ‘17-’18 Living Donation Transplant Increase 10.5% ‘17-’18

Goals of the Region 9 Collaborative Committed to saving or enhancing lives by spreading known best practices to the region’s hospitals, to improve organ donation rates Measures: Increase Eligible Donor Conversion Rate Increase Total Donor Conversion Rate Increase Transplanted Organs per Donor Surpass 500 Donors in Region 9 in CY 2018

Region 9 OPO Performance 2017-2018 Donation Service Area - Total Donors 2017 2018 Net Change Net Change % NYAP Center for Donation and Transplant 63 54 -9 -14% NYFL Finger Lakes Donor Recovery Network 48 58 10 21% NYRT LiveOnNY 296 313 17 6% NYWN Upstate NY Transplant Services 51 55 4 8% Total Region 9 458 480 22 5% Donation Service Area – Total Organs Transplanted 162 133 -29 -18% 111 187 76 68% 851 879 28 3% 155 -22 1279 1332 53 4% Donation Service Area – Yield per Donor 2.57 2.46 -0.11 -4% 2.31 3.22 0.91 39% 2.88 2.81 -0.07 -2% 3.04 2.42 -0.62 -20% 2.79 2.78 -0.01 0%

Region 9 OPO Performance 2019 Jan-Feb Donation Service Area - Total Donors 2018 2019 Annualized ‘19 NYAP Center for Donation and Transplant 7 17 102 NYFL Finger Lakes Donor Recovery Network 9 12 72 NYRT LiveOnNY 59 50 300 NYWN Upstate NY Transplant Services 6 54 Total Region 9 81 88 528 Donation Service Area – Total Organs Transplanted 15 40 240 26 42 252 140 153 918 10 90 191 250 1500 Donation Service Area – Yield per Donor 2.14 2.35 2.89 3.50 2.37 3.06 1.67 2.36 2.84

Region 9 Transplanted Organs   2016 2017 2018 Net Change 2017-2018 Deceased Donor Transplants from Region 9 OPOs at Region 9 Centers 958 1,040 1,051 11 (+1%) Imports from other OPOs Transplanted at Region 9 Centers 673 667 878 211 (+32%) Total Deceased Donor Transplants at Region 9 Centers 1,631 1,707 1,929 222 (+13%) Living Donor Transplants 541 552 705 153 (+28%) Total All Transplants at Region 9 Centers 2,172 2,259 2,634 375 (+17%) Exported & Transplanted Outside of Region 9 237 239 281 42 (+18%)

Takeaways: Region 9 YOY Performance 2017-2018 Increase in Total Deceased Donors and Total Deceased Donor Organs Transplanted Mirrors National Data Living Donors increased significantly in 2018; Exceeded National Data OPO Performance was mixed; Donor Yield Flat Congratulations to FLDRN and LiveOnNY for an outstanding 2018! Key Drivers in Transplant Volume Growth: Increase in Living Donor Transplants Increase in Imported Deceased Donor Transplants Exported Deceased Donor Organs increased but greatly outweighed by key drivers above