
Collaborative Centre for Organ Donation Evidence
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Generating evidence for organ donation and transplantation in Australia | Follow our work: organdonationevidence.org.au
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https://organdonationevidence.org.au/ 09-03-2020 00:37:47
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Collaborative Centre for Organ Donation Evidence work with collaborators from University of Glasgow increasing evidence for female kidney disease #ERA23 @jennifer_s_lees Nicole De La Mata Dr Brenda Maria Rosales (she/her) Sydney Public Health NHMRC CTC Westmead Applied Research Centre #WARC_USYD

Laia presenting on relative survival in kidney failure population. Stark differences to gen pop with cancer Collaborative Centre for Organ Donation Evidence Dr Brenda Maria Rosales (she/her) Angela C Webster #ERA23



Richard Shemilt presenting on #SHEROCKS sex differences in advanced #cancer ➡️ Women had greater risk of death after cancer Angela C Webster @jennifer_s_lees Dr Brenda Maria Rosales (she/her) Collaborative Centre for Organ Donation Evidence


Great to see Collaborative Centre for Organ Donation Evidence work featured and wish I could have been at #ERA23 to hear the plenary Sydney Public Health Westmead Applied Research Centre #WARC_USYD NHMRC CTC

Great work presented by Collaborative Centre for Organ Donation Evidence international research fellow Laia who visited Sydney Public Health for 3 months last year mentored also by Núria Montero Ping us f you’d like to do similar!

Dr Brenda Maria Rosales (she/her) presents on increasing donor pool by considering donors with low grade melanoma. Lots of questions from the audience! TSANZ Collaborative Centre for Organ Donation Evidence


Understanding kidney failure impact on life course, and likely periods of dialysis and transplant function, for people with kidney failure as a child MelWyld Collaborative Centre for Organ Donation Evidence Nicole De La Mata Sydney Public Health Westmead Applied Research Centre #WARC_USYD NHMRC CTC

Congratulations Nicole De La Mata winning the award for “Significant Research Contribution to Women’s Health” at the 2023 Sydney Health Partners Annual Forum. Her work very much in step with this year’s theme - “Aligning Research & Adding Impact” #SHEROCKS4eva


Our work shows females have greater anaesthetic awareness (plot) and connected consciousness and faster emergence from anaesthesia than males British Journal of Anaesthesia Robert D Sanders NHMRC CTC Collaborative Centre for Organ Donation Evidence Westmead Applied Research Centre #WARC_USYD Sydney Health : sciencedirect.com/science/articl…



Using data to shape health service delivery – her work focuses on inequities in health outcomes, multimorbidity and kidney disease, and the interplay between health literacy and patient self-management. Welcome Prof Angela C Webster as a new #AAHMSFellow @sydney_uni Western Sydney Health

In awe of the cohort of other new fellows. Congratulations all, and a big Thankyou to Kirsten McCaffery for nominating me Sydney Health NHMRC CTC Collaborative Centre for Organ Donation Evidence University of Sydney

Almost 4 weeks to go until the RNG AGM/Study Day on 23.11.23! Meet another one of our excellent speakers - Introducing Angela C Webster ⭐️ Book your place: bda.uk.com/events/calenda…


📖New paper from Nicole De La Mata describing the entire patient journey for those with kidney failure after entering the transplant waitlist. This includes transitions between active waitlist and suspension, and factors associated with transitions. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38017628/

Laia Oliveras-Pages and Dr Brenda Maria Rosales (she/her) new work exploring relative survival and excess mortality in those with cancer and kidney failure: academic.oup.com/ndt/advance-ar…


This was really striking data from Angela C Webster presenting at #TSANZ2024 TSANZ Why do we decline kidney offers ? This is essentially as close as we will ever get to a statistical representation of the old “the grass is always greener” ! Collaborative Centre for Organ Donation Evidence

Our latest paper from the Sydney Health and University of Glasgow research collaboration describes the relationship between cardiometabolic risk factors and kidney disease in males and females in AJKD. Worth a read!