Organ Transplant Care Web Application

The healthcare team uses the Reference Log form to record the donation process in real-time by gathering medical records from patients. This form contains information about the donor, including family discussions, demographics of patients, clinical information, clinical conditions, and other specifics. We also offered an alternative for the retrieval of information on retrieval, donation activity, tissue organs, and transplantation problems. Clinical schedules and status of retrieval.

This module provides material about the training programs offered to physicians, medical practitioners, and members of the community around NSW by staff.

The tissue bank module is split into two sections, i.e., the donation of dead people and the donation of life.

This submodule collects all the information about ‘patient’ and ‘consent and donor assessment’.

This submodule collects all data on the information of the deceased donor, retrieval and evaluation of tissues from MSK, retrieval and testing of skin tissues, following up and manufacturing of skin, and assignment of skin and inventory.

This submodule gathers all the documentation concerning patient descriptions and reference outcomes and, on this basis, the documents are migrated to Amnion Retrieval, Femoral Retrieval, and Autologous Bone Retrieval.

This sub-module is used for entering data relevant to the recovery phase of a live reference through the Amnion recovery and allocation system.

The objective of this submodule is to obtain knowledge from Living References, of which referrals for tissue are the heads of the femoral population, while referrals are appropriate.

This sub-module is recovered in the autologous Bone Retrieval portion of the Living Donation Network from Living Referrals in which the tissue “Autologous Bone” and the reference result=”Acceptable” is immediately substituted. The grafts are transmitted to the NSW Bone Bank for preservation before the graft is restored to the same patient. This means that autologous donors are often graft beneficiaries in unusual circumstances.

The search feature allows end-users to easily scan data from different modules, audit monitoring, and helps managers to keep track of device changes. The reporting function allows the data to be evaluated and analyzed and processed in the modules.