The CU Transplant Policies and Outcomes Collaborative focuses on fostering a collaborative environment where we improve the quality, safety, efficacy, equity, and implementation of transplant medicine using clinical and research-driven data.
We are supported by the Colorado Center for Transplantation Care, Research, and Education (CCTCARE), a unique multidisciplinary center that aims to be at the forefront of transplant innovation.
Our vision and mission for the Transplant Outcomes and Policy lab are:
"The mission of our team is to investigate scientific aims addressing clinical outcomes and healthcare policy in the field of transplantation. We invite collaborations from clinical investigators, translational scientists, healthcare policy researchers, and epidemiologists. Our goal is to utilize research methods and data to address important questions in the field of transplantation to improve quality of life for patients with end-organ disease and recipients of liver, kidney, heart, and lung transplants."
Jesse Schold, Ph.D.
Recent Publications:
Kidney Transplant Candidates With High Frequency Deceased Donor Offers by Schold JD, Arrigain S, Husain SA, Yu M, Lopez R, Brosi D, LaVanchy R, Pshak T, Cooper J, Nydam T, Mohan S.
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Real-world economic comparison of preemptive kidney transplant vs maintenance dialysis in patients with end-stage kidney disease by Schold JD, Potukuchi P, Voss J, Preblick R, Sienko D, Yu T, Noshad S, Boame N, Devlin A.
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Variation of eGFR Wait Time Modifications for Black Kidney Transplant Candidates in the United States by Schold JD, Arrigain S, Husain SA, Yu M, Lopez R, Brosi D, LaVanchy R, Mohan S.
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Association of the initial implementation of continuous distribution allocation policy with outcomes for lung transplant candidates by blood type by Schold JD, Hoffman JRH, Mohan S, Gray AL, Lopez R, Arrigain S, Brosi D, LaVanchy R, Husain SA, Yu M, Pomfret EA.
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The dangerous precedent of censoring scientific dissemination by Schold JD, Pruett TL, Pomfret EA, Dunn TB.
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Are the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services metrics evaluating organ procurement organization performance too fragile? by Schold JD, Lopez R, Mohan S.
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Calibration of Priority Points for Sensitization Status of Kidney Transplant Candidates in the United States by Schold JD, Tambur AR, Mohan S, Kaplan B.
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Quantifying the Effect of Consent for High-Kidney Donor Profile Index Deceased Donor Transplants in the United States by Schold JD, Conzen KD, Cooper J, Arrigain S, Lopez R, Mohan S, Husain SA, Huml AM, Kennealey PT, Kaplan B, Pomfret EA.
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Differential in Kidney Graft Years on the Basis of Solitary Kidney, Simultaneous Liver-Kidney, and Kidney-after-Liver Transplants by Schold JD, Mohan S, Jackson WE, Stites E, Burton JR, Bababekov YJ, Saben JL, Pomposelli JJ, Pomfret EA, Kaplan B.
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Why the National Academies Got it Wrong about Changing Preemptive Listing Priority for Kidney Transplantation by Schold JD, Huml AM, Husain SA, Mohan S.
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