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Building high-performing transplant registries: Global consensus recommendations and a practical maturity framework

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Sang Joseph Kim (CA) 13:30
Opening remarks and overview: From fragmented data to global alignment. Why transplant registries need a shared framework
Sang Joseph Kim (CA)
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Germaine Wong (AU) 13:40
Creating a transplant registry: Defining purpose, scope, and sustainable infrastructure
Germaine Wong (AU)
Bio
Axel Rahmel (DE) 13:50
Establishing trust: Governance, ethics, and legal architecture of transplant registries
Axel Rahmel (DE)
Bio
Jon Snyder (US) 14:00
Designing registries that work: Data architecture, harmonization, and operational feasibility
Jon Snyder (US)
Bio
Allan Massie (US) 14:10
Using registry data responsibly: Methodology, bias mitigation, and meaningful interpretation
Allan Massie (US)
Bio
Yee Lu (US) 14:20
From aspirational standards to practical assessment: Introducing the transplant registry maturity model
Yee Lu (US)
Bio
Discussion Period (AU) 14:30
Panel Discussion
Discussion Period (AU)
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Nicole Jane Scholes-Robertson (AU)
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Nicole Jane Scholes-Robertson (AU)
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