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Understanding Life After Transplant

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New research study Understanding life after transplant

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  1. Check how suitable you are by looking at the information below.
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Organ transplantation saves lives. However, people’s experiences of quality of life and healthcare after transplant are not well understood.

To help us understand more about experiences of life after transplant, a research team at Newcastle University have developed three surveys. These allow people to report on their quality of life, symptoms, and healthcare experiences after transplant.

This research is part of the Newcastle and Cambridge NIHR/NHSBT Blood and Transplant Research Unit in Organ Donation and Transplantation

They need people to help them test the surveys to make sure they work the way they are intended. There are multiple ways you can get involved to help.

If you live in the United Kingdom, are aged 18 years or older and have had a liver transplant 12 months ago or more, the team would like to hear from you.

You can choose to be involved in one or both of the opportunities detailed below.

For more information on what is involved in taking part, please take the time to read the attached participant information sheets.

If you have any questions or would like to talk with the study team, please email Ben Rimmer on: ODT.experiences@newcastle.ac.uk

1. Quality of Life/Symptoms After Transplant Surveys – Online testing

Help the research team understand how the surveys work in practice.

For more information, please visit: Quality of life after transplant surveys pilot test

Step One - Read the Participant Information Sheet

Read the Participant Information Sheet

Step Two - Complete the survey questions

2. Healthcare Experiences After Transplant Survey - Interview

Help the research team check whether the survey questions are relevant, easy to understand, and cover all necessary aspects of healthcare experience.

Step One

Read the Participant Information Sheet

Step Two

If you are interested, please complete the expression of interest form

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