Join the next generation of donation and transplantation researchers as CDTRP trainees, and other graduate students across Canada present their research as a Three Minute Thesis (3MT). 3MTs allow students to foster effective presentation and communication skills as they explain their work in 3 minutes and in 3 slides. Presentations during this session are related to CDTRP’s Theme 1 (Improve a Culture of Donation), Theme 2 (Inform Universal Practices for Donation), and Theme 5 (Restoring Long-Term Health).
(1) Alexandra Frankel
Embodied Survivorship: Using Arts-Based Methods to Complicate Biomedical Narratives of Organ Transplantation and Improve Care
(2) Wajiha Ghazi
Physical function impairment among patients on dialysis and kidney transplant recipients
(3) Manoela Ferreira, Marie-Hélène Normand & Sandrine Juillard
Effects of telerehabilitation on physical function, mental health and health-related quality of life in solid organ transplant recipients A systematic review
(4) Amy Thachil
Investigating serum immunometabolomic profiles associated with pediatric kidney transplant alloimmune outcomes
(5) Amal Trigui
Longitudinal evolution of nutritional risk and muscle function of patients waiting for liver transplantation and the effect of early nutritional intervention following the transplantation
(6) Chloe Wong-Mersereau
Expanding Temporalities: Complicating Psychosocial Tools for Liver Transplant Survivors through Critical Discourse Analysis and Digital Storytelling
(7) Ke Fan Bei, Princess Okoh, and Aisha Adil
Evaluation of indications for genetic assessment in living kidney transplant donors and relevant Canadian practices in light of the current international guidelines
(8) David Zorko
Autoresuscitation After Circulatory Arrest: An Updated Systematic Review
(9) Farnaz Farahbakhsh
Iranian Donors Save Lives Campaign to Engage Iranian Peoples as Stem Cell Donors
(10) Ruo Hao Zhang
The Lay of the Land in Qualitative Liver Transplant Research: A Scoping Review and Network Mapping Study
(11) Sibele Schuantes
Time elapsed between cells, tissues and organs donation and transplantation and adverse events detection
(12) Amina Silva
Organ Donation Following Medical Assistance in Dying: A Scoping Review
(13) Cindy Wen
“Losing face” as a potential barrier to living donor kidney transplantation for Chinese Canadians in Toronto, Ontario: Preliminary findings from a qualitative analysis
(14) Katina Zheng
Live donor liver transplantation in primary sclerosing cholangitis: an indicator of an organ allocation system not addressing patient need
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