Reducing barriers to living donor kidney transplantation ... · Cumulative BPAR probability History of MH disorders 207 183 175 169 160 150 139 No history of MH disorders 748 676

Reducingbarrierstolivingdonorkidneytransplanta5oninOntario–adap5ngtheExploreTransplantEduca5onProgram

IstvanMucsiUniversityHealthNetwork,Toronto,Ontario,

Canada

Email:[email protected]

2016-06-17 RenalTransplantSymposium2016

Disclosure

•  TheExploreTransplantOntarioadaptaDonprojectreceivedunrestrictededucaDonalsupportfromAstellasPharmaCanada


•  Whykidneytransplant;whylivingdonorkidneytransplant–DOWEHAVEAPROBLEM??

•  PotenDallymodifiablebarrierstoKTandLDKT–  Psychosocialbarriers–  Ethnoculturalbarriers

•  HelpingpaDentsconsidertransplant–educa5on–ExploreTransplant

•  AdapDngExploreTransplant–ExploreTransplantOntario


CST Consensus Guidelines on Kidney Transplant, CMAJ 2005

CMAJ•November8,2005•173(10)|


hQp://ichoosekidney.emory.edu/

(TransplantaDon2016;100:630–639)


hQp://ichoosekidney.emory.edu/

(TransplantaDon2016;100:630–639)


ProjectedlifeexpectancyaTerESRDonsetbyrecipientageandtreatmentmodality.

Schold J D , and Meier-Kriesche H CJASN 2006;1:532-538


AmericanJournalofTransplanta5on2008;8:58–68



Ø  Accordingtothelatestavailabledata,90.8%and81.4%ofkidneystransplantedintoadultsfromlivinganddeceaseddonors,respecDvely,weres5llfunc5oningatleast5yearsaTertransplant.

Ø  Accordingtothelatestavailabledata,43.2%ofpa5entsondialysistreatmentssurvivedatleast5years(8398pa5ents).

Ø  WL=3,377pa5ents

Ø  Ofthe20,690paDentsondialysis,morethanthree-quarterswerereceivinginsDtuDonalhemodialysis,themostexpensivetreatmentopDon

NumberofKidneyTransplantsbyDonorType,Adult(18+),2005to2014

Source: Canadian Organ Replacement Register, 2015, CIHI

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Deceased 572 689 727 713 731 725 758 809 807 806 Living 411 461 458 453 441 466 438 435 484 434

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Cases

•  68yoinuitmale,livinginMox18mosonHD–potenDallivedonor;T2DM,PVD,CAD

•  65yomale,onHD;t2dm,HCV–failedIFN;

•  35yocreefemale;onHDx1yr;T2DM,BMI38

•  68yomaleonHDx2yrs;T2DM,CAD,BMI41;AC145cm;

•  38yoAAfemaleonHDx18mos;SSD;stroke4mosago;OFO

•  40yoAAfemale,onHDx3yrs;HIV+;previousinfs;

•  Recurrentproblemswithnon-adherencetodialysis,drugseekingbehavior,useofrecr.drugs,narcoDcanalgesics

•  Non-adherencetoHD,no-showforseveralappointments

•  35yo,AfricanCanadianmale•  ESKDduetoGN•  OnPDx3yrs,recentlyswitchedtoHD•  NomajorcomorbidiDes•  Liveswithcommonlawpartner,stablerelaDonship

•  Pt.wasdeclinedtobewaitlisted–heaccepted

MsC–15oct

•  61yoF•  ESKD,typ1DM•  PDsince2009•  T1DM,HTN,DLP•  ReDnopathy,neuropathy,

gastroparesis•  CAD,AMI2002•  AMI2010,PCI•  CABG2012

•  ECD15oct•  IGF•  NSTEMIpostop•  D/CwithcreatN

MrT–15oct•  77yoAAM•  ESKDsince2011•  T2DM,HTN•  CAD–noMI•  ReDnopathy–legallyblind•  GERD•  ProstateCA–

prostatectomyin2006•  Liveswithyoungerwife•  Goodsupport•  Wantstobefreefrom

dialysis,wantstotravel

•  ECD/DCD15oct•  DGF•  d/cwithcreat200,

declining

Someongoingissues,creatcca160,saysitisbeiernowthanbefore;madehisfirsttriptovisiDngfamilyinFloridainApril


OnewordofcauDon:increasingkidneytransplantaDonandlivingdonorkidneytransplantaDon

Increasingtherecipientanddonorpool

Thiscannotbesuccessfulwithoutrethinkingandimprovingpost-transplantandpost-dona5oncare

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Psychosocialbarriers

•  MentalHealthissuesarefrequentinpaDentswithEndStageRenalDisease–  ~40%ofpaDentsondialysisexperiencedepression(Szeifert2011,

Cukor2007)•  Associatedwithmortalityandpoorqualityoflife(KimmelPL2000,LopesAA2002)

–  RelaDvelyneglected–  MaybeapotenDalbarriertotransplantaDon


CourtesyofG.Rodin


NephrolDialTransplant(2012)27:2107–2113

35-45%ofWLpaDentshadhighriskofdepression


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Univariablehazardra5o(95%CI):0.81(0.70,0.93)


ReferraltotransplantWUcomple5on,byhistoryofpsychiatricdisorders

Mul5variableadjustedlikelihoodofcomple5ngthetransplantWUwithintwoyearsaTerreferralforpa5entswiththe

historyofpsychiatricdisordersornon-adherence

MentalHealth HazardRa5o(95%C.I.)HistoryofPsychiatricdisorder(Yesvs.No) 0.81(0.70,0.95)

Adjustedfor:age,sex,maritalstatus,EnglishcommunicaDon,race,OntarioMarginalizaDonIndexandthehistoryof:historyofdiabetes,coronaryarterydisease/myocardialinfarcDon,heartfailure,strokeandperipheralvasculardisease,chroniclungdisease,ornon-skincancer2016-06-17 RenalTransplantSymposium2016

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207 183 175 169 160 150 139History of MH disorders748 676 656 642 601 556 512No history of MH disorders

Number at risk

0 4 8 12 16 20 24

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History of MH disordersNo history of MH disorders

Biopsy-provenacuterejec5onbyhistoryofMH

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108 97 92 90 78 72 63History of non-adherence847 762 739 721 683 634 588No history of non-adherence

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History of non-adherenceNo history of non-adherence

Biopsy-provenacuterejec5onbyhistoryofNA

Mul5variableadjustedlikelihoodofBPARforpa5entswithahistoryofMHorNAVariables HazardRa5o

(95%C.I.)Historyofmentalhealthdisorder(YesversusNo) 1.31(0.87,1.99)

Historyofnon-adherence(YesversusNo) 1.26(0.76,2.09)

Adjustedfor:age,sex,race,donortype,ECD,DGF,HLAmismatchandhistoryofdiabetes

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207 196 162 124 92 66 40 24 11History of MH disorders748 708 573 469 367 267 195 131 78No history of MH disorders

Number at risk

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History of MH disordersNo history of MH disorders

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108 102 76 55 38 18 8 5 2History of non-adherence847 802 659 538 421 315 227 150 87No history of non-adherence

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History of non-adherenceNo history of non-adherence

TotalgraTfailurebyhistoryofNA

Mul5variableadjustedlikelihoodofTGFforpa5entswithahistoryofMHorNA

Variables HazardRa5o(95%C.I.)

Historyofmentalhealthdisorder(YesversusNo) 0.96(0.56,1.64)

Historyofnon-adherence(YesversusNo) 1.65(0.89,3.08)

Adjustedfor:age,sex,race,donortype,ECD,DGF,HLAmismatchandhistoryofdiabetes

Ethnoculturalbarriers




KidneyInternaDonal(2007)72,499–504;


PLOSONE|DOI:10.1371/journal.pone.0124321July31,2015


Race/ethnicity–accesstotransplant,LDKT

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524 406 237 106 38Other/unknown143 82 45 29 9Indo Asian164 116 53 25 6East Asian182 119 68 36 18Black756 395 201 100 42White

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524 406 237 106 38Other/unknown143 82 45 29 9Indo Asian164 116 53 25 6East Asian182 119 68 36 18Black756 395 201 100 42White

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White BlackEast Asian Indo AsianOther/unknown



LDtransplantversushavingapoten5alLDatreferral

Psychosocialandethno-culturalbarrierstolivingdonorkidneytransplanta5on

I.Mucsi,A.D.Waterman,S.J.Kim,J.S.Zaltzman,K.P.Fung,D.Buchman,R.NissimandM.

Novak

ThisstudywillinvesDgatereadinesstoacceptlivingdonorkidneytransplant(LDKT)andalsopsychosocialandethno-culturalbarrierstoaccepDngLDKTamongpaDentswithchronickidneydisease(CKD)–referredforpre-transplantassessment

ASSESSINGPATIENTREPORTEDMEASURES

CAPTURINGTHEPATIENTPERSPECTIVE

Study Questionnaires •  TRANSPLANTDECISIONMAKINGSURVEY•  ILLNESSINTRUSIVESNESSRATINGSCALE•  EXPERIENCEOFCLOSERELATIONSHIPSCALE•  KIDNEYDISEASEQUALITYOFLIFE•  FATIGUESEVERITYSCALE(FSS)•  MOSSOCIALSUPPORT•  SHORTLITERACYSURVEY•  SOCIO-DEMOGRAPHIC&CULTURALQUESTIONNAIRE•  PATIENTRESPONSEQUESTIONNAIRE•  DART(PHQ-9,GAD,ESAS,SDI)

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Reducingbarrierstolivingdonorkidneytransplanta5oninOntario–adap5ngtheExploreTransplantEduca5onProgram

RoadtoTransplantRequires:

•  LearnabouttransplantasanopDon

•  BeginevaluaDon–  (beidenDfiedandaccept)

•  Aiendtransplantappointments

•  Getlistedfortransplant•  Completeyearlyre-evaluaDon•  Findamatchingkidney•  Receiveadeceasedorlivingdonortransplant


JAmSocNephrol25:ccc–ccc,2014.doi:10.1681/ASN.2013121298


ClinJAmSocNephrol▪:ccc–ccc,2015.doi:10.2215/CJN.00950115


TransplantaDon2014;00:00Y00


Transplant Education Practices in Dialysis Centers

Providers engaging in this practice:

(N=1544)

Orally recommend patients learn more about transplant themselves 72%

Orally recommend being evaluated for transplant 69%

Refer patients to an external transplant educational program 44%

Distribute transplant center phone numbers 37% Detailed discussion about advantages/risks of DDKT 21% Detailed discussion about advantages/risks of LDKT 21%


WhatisExploreTransplant?

§  Comprehensive education program that helps kidney patients make informed transplant decisions §  Video, print resources with patient and

donor stories §  Discussion of risks/benefits of transplant

and living donation §  Individually-tailored conversations

based on what is important to patient §  Educational materials for dialysis patients,

family members & living donors


• Review,updateandadaptExploreTransplantcontenttoCanadianhealthcaresystem

•  IncludeOntariophysicians,paDentsandlivingdonorsinvideos

ExploreTransplant–

OntarioAdapta5on


Engagementfromall6Ontariotransplantprograms









Nextsteps

•  Pilottraining–MAY10,UHN

•  PilotstudyofETO–MSH-UHNAMOInnova5onfund

•  ProvincialimplementaDonstudy(Dr.A.Garg)ofamulDfacetedintervenDontoincreaselivingdonorkidneytransplant–SPOR-CAN-SOLVED-CKD



Alsospecialthankstothedialysisandtransplantprofessionalsfortheircontribu5onfrom:

•  KidneyFoundaDonofCanada

•  KingstonGeneralHospital,Kingston,Ontario

•  LondonHealthSciencesCentre,London,Ontario

•  St.Joseph`sHealthcare,Hamilton,Ontario

•  St.Michael`sHospital,Toronto,Ontario

•  TheOiawaHospital,Oiawa,Ontario

•  UniversityHealthNetwork,Toronto,Ontario



Specialthanksfortheirhelpwiththemanagementoftheproject:

•  Ms.DorothyWong•  Ms.HeatherFord•  Ms.RitaKruger•  Ms.WilmaAranha•  Mr.BasdeBeer•  Mr.AlexanderGluhushkinandMr.AnthonyOlsen•  Studentsofmyresearchteam


Specialthanksto:

•  Aarushi Bansal•  Amanda Sissons•  Candice Richardson•  Dmitri Belenko•  Eleanor Warsmann •  Evan Tang•  Eszter Mucsi•  FranzMarie Gumabay•  Kefan Bei•  Luca UgenD•  Luke Dingwell•  Michael Jeanneie•  Nathaniel Edwards•  Priscilla Yung•  Sarah Cao•  Yalinie Kulandaivelu

Dr.S.J.Kim,Ms.YanhongLi,Mr.OlusegunFamureMs.DorothyWong Ms.HeatherFordCurrentandpaststudentsinmygroup:


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Reducing barriers to living donor kidney transplantation ... · Cumulative BPAR probability History of MH disorders 207 183 175 169 160 150 139 No history of MH disorders 748 676