The UK Organ Donation and Transplantation Research Network (UKODTRN) is a collaboration between clinical, scientific, patient, and charity representatives. It strives to support research in organ donation and transplantation by encouraging and developing strong collaborations for patient benefit.
Have you cared or do you care for someone who has received a solid organ transplant? A researcher from Newcastle wants to find out about the post-transplant experience of carers and would like ...
What questions do you think research should answer about organ donation and transplantation? Extended closing date: Monday 11th August We are running a survey for anyone affected by organ dona...
Read the June 2025 edition of our newsletter for patients, their families, living donors, donor families, and the public to hear about the latest news from the network and upcoming events to get invol...
Can an exercise and motivational programme improve quality of life for liver transplant patients? On Wednesday 28th May 2025, we hosted a webinar with guest speaker Ashlea Hargreaves about the ongoin...
This one-day meeting focuses on understanding the heart transplant recipients' journey through rehabilitation and optimizing exercise capacity, alongside the potential for involvement in transplant sp...
What do we know about the risk of cancer after receiving an organ transplant? Researchers from Birmingham have been looking at data from over 85,000 people who received an organ transplant in the UK ...
Would you like to work alongside the transplant community and become a Patient Representative for NHS Blood and Transplant? Patient engagement transforms healthcare from something done to patients in...
Would you like to help researchers understand how people with a kidney transplant experience symptoms? Researchers from Kings College London want to find out how common symptoms might cluster togethe...
