| February 9th 2005 at MMU, 4.30 for
5.00pm
DAVE COLLETT (UK Transplant,
Bristol)
Some Statistical Problems in
Organ Donation and Transplantation
There are many important
problems stemming from organ donation and transplantation where
statistical input is needed for their solution. These
include audits to identify the potential for organ donation in
the UK, studies designed to improve the efficiency and equity
of organ allocation procedures, monitoring the performance of
individual transplant units to identify any whose results
become out of line, and analyses of outcomes following organ
transplantation. In this talk, some specific topics in
these areas will be described and illustrated, with reference
to the application of multilevel logistic modelling, frailty
models for survival analysis, risk adjusted cusum analyses, and
models that incorporate time dependent variables.
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