Christine Harvey Rafael Suarez Organ Procurement and Transplantation Network (OPTN) Database on the OSDC.

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Christine Harvey Rafael Suarez Organ Procurement and Transplantation Network (OPTN) Database on the OSDC

OPTN Collects and manages scientific data related to organ donations and transplants in the U.S. 118,000 people on the organ waiting list in the America Comprehensive data on every registrant Age Sex Ethnicity Citizenship Blood Type Location Reason for transplant

Current Work Addition of two databases to the OSDC 2010 U.S. Census Data Official Hospital Compare Database Contact with UNOS regarding accessing the database Short research proposal in progress

Future Work Continue efforts to make the OPTN data on the OSDC Determine needs to make the databases of interest collaborative Normalized waiting list size Normalized waiting list additions Normalized waiting list removals

Research Questions Locations vs. quality of transplant process Geographic factors: Wealth, overall area health, hospital rankings, household size, local industries… Transplant factors: Length of waiting list, time waiting, transplants performed, transplant survival… Where do differences exist? Can we determine why? Can an improved awareness help the situation? Could improvements be made to the current transplant process to increase the number of transplants performed and/or improve the survival rates of transplanted patients?