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Grand rounds to provide feedback on procurement activities.
R Schiavelli1, S Fioretti, G Martinez Martin Stella
1Unidad de Nefrología y Trasplante Renal. Hospital General de Agudos Dr. Cosme Argerich GCBA, Buenos Aires, Argentina. rubenschiavelli@yahoo.com.ar
Transplantation Proceedings
|September 15, 2012
Summary
Grand Rounds, an Argentine Society of Transplants initiative, enhanced participant confidence and transparency in organ donation processes. This feedback activity improved understanding and engagement in transplantation, fostering a sense of closure.
Area of Science:
- Transplant Medicine
- Organ Donation and Procurement
- Healthcare Education
Background:
- The Argentine Society of Transplants initiated Grand Rounds to provide feedback on procurement activities.
- The program aims to inform, train, and raise awareness regarding the outcomes of transplanted patients.
Observation:
- A survey of 158 participants (52% women, 77% physicians) was conducted.
- Pre- and post-round scores indicated significant improvements in participant comfort levels, perceived transparency of the donation process, and proactivity in managing donors.
Findings:
- Participants reported increased comfort (4.0 to 4.8) and transparency (4.16 to 4.76) after the Grand Rounds.
- Proactivity scores rose significantly (3.54 to 4.53), with 97.4% finding the activity useful for managing future donors.
- Over 92% believed the activity could increase organ donation rates.
Implications:
- Grand Rounds serve as an effective tool for interconnecting the organ procurement and transplantation workflow.
- The initiative enhances professional development and fosters a more informed and engaged transplant community.
- This feedback mechanism can be a valuable strategy for improving organ donation and transplantation outcomes.
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