1. Introduction to TRANSPLANT APP

2. Introduction Audience: patients and their families Aim:
to provide clear and interpretable graphics showing what would happen to 100 people like me
to fully inform patients on the risks involved
initially liver patients only but with intention to roll out to other organs

3. Cohort of data Provided by ODT stats Patient cohort:
Elective patients registered for a liver only transplant in the UK
Period:
1 April 2007 to 31 March 2011
to enable 5 year outcomes to be presented

4. Disease and UKELD based patient outcomes

5. Options of diseases to select

7. Example A Hepatitis C Patient with a UKELD score of 55
What will happen to 100 people like me post-registration

8. Results differ by disease group and UKELD score (<55, 55+)
Example
A Hepatitis C Patient
with a UKELD score of 55
What will happen to 100 people like me post-registration

9. Results differ by disease group and UKELD score (<55, 55+)
Example
A Hepatitis C Patient
with a UKELD score of 55
What will happen to 100 people like me post-registration

10. Results differ by disease group and UKELD score (<55, 55+)
Example
A Hepatitis C Patient
with a UKELD score of 55
What will happen to 100 people like me post-transplant

11. Liver transplant outcomes

12. Outcome
What is likely to happen to me after I have a transplant?

13. Graft failure
What can cause graft failure for those who are re-transplanted?

14. Cause of death
What can cause a person to die after a transplant?

15. What are the risks associated with different types of organ donor?

16. Donor type
Example

17. Donor transmitted disease
Of 1000 patients how many develop a transmitted disease
The estimates are taken from published papers

18. High risk donors
Example
Other high risk donors