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Instructional Video: How to use the Residual Risk Report Tool

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<h3>Background:</h3><p dir="ltr">Before donation, deceased organ donors are screened for blood-borne viruses. Recent infections may not always be detected. This video assists users in estimating the residual risk of undetected blood-borne virus infections in deceased organ donors who engage in increased viral risk behaviours. The tool uses the <b>Quarantine Adjusted Window Period</b> to estimate the <b>Residual Risk</b> of undetected infection. The tool is capable of generating a bespoke risk estimate for the individual donor based on the tool, and also generate a patient handout. </p><h2>Contents:</h2><p dir="ltr">The video covers instructions on</p><ul><li>loading the interactive web page</li><li>Entering Donor-specific information, including Donor ID, Increased risk group, and Jurisdiction.</li><li>Entering the Critical Care Interval</li><li>Calculating the Critical Care Interval when required.</li><li>Entering user information to append to the report</li><li>Generating a bespoke Risk Report</li><li>Generating a bespoke Transplant Recipient Handout</li><li>Saving reports generated</li><li>Important disclaimer information on the tool's use.</li></ul><p></p>

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