SATA convenes the multicenter database, ERAS protocols, and cross-society work that shape perioperative care in solid-organ transplantation. Our research arm exists to translate evidence into practice, fast.
The research operation is built so a busy clinical team can contribute meaningfully without taking on data-management overhead.
REDCap-powered capture with site-level dashboards. Centers own their data; SATA aggregates with consent.
PHI never leaves your institution. Hashed identifiers, IRB templates, and BAAs ready to deploy.
Pre-registered analyses, code-of-conduct, and an authorship policy that recognises the people who do the work.
From the database to ERAS protocols to lectures — research findings are fed back into education and practice.
A multicenter QI program that helps centers benchmark intraoperative care, surface variation, and improve patient outcomes — securely, with minimal data-entry burden.
A SATA working group consolidating perioperative ERAS evidence into protocols transplant centers can adapt and adopt locally.
Cross-society work examining the ethical and practical questions raised by NRP in DCD organ recovery, with an emphasis on perioperative team accountability.
A selection of peer-reviewed work led or co-authored by SATA members.
Whether you want to enroll in the database, propose a study, or join an existing working group — start with a 20-minute conversation.