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Sociodemographic Characteristics of Patients Seen at Vascular Anomaly Centers in the United States
Sisk, Bryan A. , Eng, Whitney , Mack, Joana M. , Tran, Andrew , Ogino, Jayme , Pearson, Erika , Bies, Joshua J., Smink, Gayle , Shah, Sonal D. , Mohney, Lindsey , Fassel, Hannah, Schulte, Rachael , Tessem, Renae A., Swaminathan, Neeraja , McLean, Thomas W. , Alturky, Sara , Wu, Melinda , Atkinson, Autumn, Al‐Huniti, Ahmad , Massey, Gita , Engel, Elissa , Echols, Tyson C. , Kumar, Sumukh Arun , Fox, Michael D. , King, Katherine A., Mack, Joana , Pearson, Erika , Shah, Sonal D , Swaminathan, Neeraja , McLean, Thomas W , Blatt, Julie , Massey, Gita , Ricci, Kiersten , Echols, Tyson , Fox, Michael , Sisk, Bryan A , Aye, Jamie M. , Chang, Vivian Y. , Hogeling, Marcia , Atkinson, Autumn

Pediatric Blood & Cancer | March 17, 2025 | Volume: 72 | Issue: 6 | Pages: No page available

10.1002/pbc.31661 | PMID 40091541 Get It

ABSTRACTPatients with vascular anomalies (VAs) require expert multidisciplinary care. No prior studies have characterized the sociodemographic characteristics across multiple VA centers. We collected data on 5783 patients receiving care at 20 VA centers between July 1, 2020 through December 31, 2022. Male patients were underrepresented compared to the state‐level census data at 17/20 centers. Black and Asian patients were underrepresented at 14/20 and 12/20 centers, respectively. The median distance to the hospital was 48 miles, and median age was 12.0 years. These data suggest that race, sex, age, and distance from the hospital could impede the ability to access expert VA care.
Transplantid.net: A Pilot Crowdsourced, Living, Online Library of Resources for the Teaching and Practice of Transplant Infectious Diseases
Azar, Marwan M. , Tsai, Helen , Vergidis, Paschalis , Harris, Courtney E. , Anjan, Shweta , Barros, Nicolas , Belga, Sara , Chuang, Sally T, Czeresnia, Jonathan Mamber , Goel, Shipra , İnce, Dilek , Luk, Alfred , Obeid, Karam M. , Swaminathan, Neeraja , Puius, Yoram A , Azar, Marwan M , Tsai, Helen , Vergidis, Paschalis , Harris, Courtney E , Anjan, Shweta , Barros, Nicolas , Belga, Sara , Czeresnia, Jonathan M , Ince, Dilek , Luk, Alfred , Majeed, Aneela , Multani, Ashrit , Obeid, Karam M , Swaminathan, Neeraja , Majeed, Aneela

Open Forum Infectious Diseases | February 14, 2023 | Volume: 10 | Issue: 2 | Pages: No page available

10.1093/ofid/ofad081 | PMID 36861087 Get It

Abstract The field of transplant infectious diseases is rapidly evolving, presenting a challenge for clinical practice and trainee education. Here we describe the construction of transplantid.net, a free online library, crowdsourced and continuously updated for the dual purpose of point-of-care evidence-based management and teaching.