Publications by authors named "J van de Wetering"

Most adolescents are concerned about climate change. What helps them to act on their concerns? This preregistered randomized experiment tested whether adolescents' pro-environmental behavior can be promoted by framing the behavior as compatible with their autonomy motive. Dutch adolescents (N = 319, ages 12-17, 57.

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  • In the Netherlands, organ donation after euthanasia (DCD-V) has increased since 2012, but the outcomes of kidney transplants from DCD-V donors haven't been fully explored.
  • A study aimed to compare the outcomes of DCD-V kidney transplants with those from DCD-III and brain-dead (DBD) donors, analyzing data from 2012 to 2023.
  • Results showed that DCD-V kidney transplants had a significantly lower incidence of delayed graft function compared to DCD-III, suggesting DCD-V may be a viable option to expand the kidney donor pool.
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Background: In HLA-incompatible kidney transplantation, the efficacy of desensitization in terms of anti-HLA antibody kinetics is not well characterized. We present an overview of the course of anti-HLA antibodies throughout plasma exchange (PE) desensitization in a series of crossmatch-positive patients.

Methods: All consecutive candidates in the Dutch HLA-incompatible kidney transplantation program between November 2012 and January 2022 were included.

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After transplantation self-management is essential for graft survival and optimal quality of life. To address the need for home-based support in self-management, we implemented the "SelfCare after Renal Transplantation" (SeCReT) box, containing home-monitoring equipment combined with a smartphone application that was linked to the electronic patient records. This study investigated the uptake and continuation, protocol adherence, and subjective evaluation of this home-monitoring program.

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