National Renal Transplant Registry

This database is a renal database collecting data since 1964. It is used to assess graft survival and patient survival, monitor factors affecting outcomes.

Purpose: The purpose of the registry is to provide robust data capable of informing the outcomes of renal transplants/recipients in Ireland. The upkeep of a national registry is required by law (SI No325/2012) which came into effect in August 2012 in compliance with EU Directive 2010/53/EU on Standards of Quality and Safety of Human Organs intended for Transplantation. The upkeep of the National Registry complies with DIRECTIVE 95/46/EC of 24 October 1995 on the protection of individuals with regard to t

Coverage: All consecutive renal transplants from 1964 performed in Ireland. Data collection starts at time of transplant and finishes at failure of allograft or death of recipient.