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Approach to risk in liver and lung transplantation - NHSBT a call for your thoughts

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Please could you help by spending 5 minutes to complete a survey.

We are taking forward work to explore how NHSBT can help patients and their

families reach their decisions about risks associated with the use of organs for

transplantation.

We would like to get the views of as many people as possible, including patients who

may need a transplant, who are awaiting a transplant or who have had a transplant

along with their families and friends. To make the survey manageable, we have

focussed on just lung and liver transplants.

The survey is available on-line at: surveymonkey.com/s/FJ3L8XN. We

would be grateful if you could have a look and ask your friends and family members if

they too would be prepared to complete the survey. If possible, we would ask that

you complete the survey by Sunday 5th October 2014.

We are grateful to Martine Walmsley, Chair of the Liver Patients Support Consortium

and Nick Medhurst of the Cystic Fibrosis Trust for their help in developing the survey.

If, when completing the survey, you provide your e-mail address then we will send

you the analysis of the survey.

The results will also be made available on our website (odt.nhs.uk).

Many thanks for your help,

NHS Blood and Transplant

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Bolly profile image
Bolly

Link doesn't work for me I'm afraid

mclachlang profile image
mclachlang

Hi I can't get on the site through the link either

mclachlang profile image
mclachlang

Hi I can't get on the site through the link either

I have tried the above link which does not work. However, this does:

(surveymonkey.com/s/FJ3L8XN)

Please complete this very helpful survey.

Lespage profile image
Lespage

I cannot get the link on either the original or Mikes link

Hi ive tried the link and the one mike8702 suggested neither work unfortunately

Ph1ldad profile image
Ph1ldad

Nor me lol

AyrshireK profile image
AyrshireK

The survey link is on the main British Liver Trust Website, it appears in rotation along with other stories so might not be there when you first get to the home page - wait a few seconds and it does roll round. I completed the survey a week or two ago and it was working then, now I get a message thanking me for taking the survey so I can't check if the link is still active. BLT homepage at - britishlivertrust.org.uk/

Katie :)

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BLTHollyDawsonVolunteer

Good Afternoon,

I am really sorry, this link should work: surveymonkey.com/s/FJ3L8XN

Many thanks to all of you for taking the time to complete the survey.

Kind Regards

Sandy Forsyth

ancientadolescent profile image
ancientadolescent

I have already reported that the link does not work.

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fisherking1

The due date has passed it is now Oct 5 2016 the link you sent does not work it gives a error in the server message ???? I am in no need of a transplant as I am compensated and in good health, I am grateful that the good Lord has protected me thus far and have Faith that xe will continue to care for me.

Regards - FisherKing 1

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