Liver transplant recipients
Liver donors
International medical liver transplant patients & families
Pediatric liver transplant patients
Post-transplant recovery & OPD follow-up
Clinical Care and Liver Transplant Nursing Team As of August 31, 2006, our liver transplant team had completed 378 liver transplant surgeries, including 274 living-donor liver transplantations. All donors recovered well and returned to work. The one-year and five-year survival rates of recipients were 96% and 92%, respectively. Since 2000, living-donor liver transplantation has become a routine weekly surgery, while maintaining one of the highest survival rates worldwide. Among 100 pediatric patients with biliary atresia, the five-year survival rate reached 98%. Currently, about 5 to 6 liver transplant surgeries are performed each month. The liver transplant nursing team provides preoperative, intraoperative, postoperative, and critical care for patients undergoing liver transplantation or liver surgery, as well as those with fulminant hepatitis or end-stage liver disease. The team has 83 members, including nurse practitioners, organ donation coordinators, and nurses from the ICU, transplant ward, operating room, and joint outpatient clinic. Through complete records, ethical clinical research, patient education, discharge preparation, and interdisciplinary teamwork, the nursing team continuously improves care quality and delivers patient-centered liver transplant care.
From 2000 to August 2006, a total of 378 liver transplant surgeries were completed. 2. 274 cases were living-donor liver transplants.
Living-donor liver transplantation became a routine weekly surgery.
The team maintained one of the highest survival rates worldwide.
Nursing innovation: multifunctional protective belt for new liver transplant recipients.
24 OR nurses
19 liver ICU nurses
11 liver surgery ward nurses
5 NPs
1 organ transplant coordinators
1 international medical coordinator
Immediate postoperative nursing time was reduced to 55 minutes, and medical order processing time was reduced to 13 minutes.
Patient satisfaction with medication education increased to 100%.
Outpatient blood test results and medication adjustments can be obtained on the same day.
The liver biopsy completion rate among liver transplant patients reached 99%.
Satisfaction with preoperative nursing education reached 90.3%.
Diverse health education activities were provided to promote interaction with liver transplant recipients.
onors rapidly recover and return to life
1984 Asia-first liver transplant
1997 Asia-first split liver transplant
2002 Chinese-first living dual-liver transplant
International medical liver transplant services
Leads Taiwan liver transplant development
Asia pioneer team
Trains domestic/intl liver transplant specialty nurses
Continuous appreciation letters from intl service
Cross-team critical care integration
