ISODP exists to lead, develop and support donation professionals and the advancement of organ donation practices globally. To make sure we are providing real value to you and your colleagues, we are reviewing what ISODP offers its members.

This short survey will ask about what you currently value from ISODP, what you would like us to do more of, and any barriers to being more involved. Your responses will guide discussion with the ISODP Council and help shape our future strategy and member offer.

The survey should take around 10 minutes to complete.
Section 1 - About You

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1. What is your current ISODP status?

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2. How long have you been involved in organ donation and/or transplantation?

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3. What is your primary role? (Select one)

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4. In which region do you mainly work?

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5. What type of organisation do you mainly work in?

Section 2 – Your relationship with ISODP

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6. How did you first hear about ISODP?

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7. In the last 2 years, which ISODP activities or resources have you used or participated in? (Select all that apply)

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8. How often do you typically engage with ISODP content (website, newsletter, webinars, Congress etc)?

Section 3 – What you value now

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9. Overall, how valuable is ISODP membership to you professionally?

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10. How likely are you to recommend ISODP membership to a colleague? (0–10 scale)

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11. How valuable are the following aspects of ISODP to you? (Rate each: Not at all / Slightly / Moderately / Very / Extremely)

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ISODP Congress
Webinars and virtual events
Education Watch
Journal Watch
Access to guidelines, tools and policy documents
International networking opportunities
Opportunities to contribute to working groups and global projects
Being part of an organisation focused specifically on donation rather than transplantation as a whole

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12. What is one thing we could do that would most improve your experience as a member (or potential member)?

Section 4 – Future priorities and member offer

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13. How important is it that ISODP focuses on each of the following in the next 3–5 years? (Rate each: Not important / Slightly / Moderately / Very / Essential)

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Building a stronger global network of donation professionals
Developing a practical knowledge repository and resource library
Supporting implementation of effective and ethical donation programmes in different health systems
Providing more structured education and training offers
Strengthening support for low and middle income countries
Creating more opportunities for international research and quality improvement collaboration
Influencing global standards and guidance on organ donation
Developing corporate or organisational membership options

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14. Which potential member benefits would you find most valuable if ISODP invested in them? (Rate each: Not interested / Some interest / Very interested)

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Structured online learning pathways or short courses
Regular small-group case discussion forums
A more searchable, curated knowledge repository (guidelines, toolkits, case studies)
A mentoring or buddy scheme (e.g. senior-junior, North–South)
Regional or language specific events or communities
More tools and templates for service development and quality improvement
Support to set up or strengthen national donation organisations
Dedicated content for specific professional groups (e.g. coordinators, ICU clinicians, policy makers)
Other – please specify: __________________________

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15. If ISODP could deliver one “game changing” thing that would really help you improve donation in your context, what should it be?

Section 5 – Barriers, access and inclusion

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16. What barriers currently prevent you from being more involved in ISODP activities (e.g. working groups, webinars, Congress, committees)? (Select all that apply)

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17. How well do you feel ISODP currently reflects and serves your region?

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18. What would help ISODP better support professionals in your region or context?

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19. Is there any specific support you feel is missing for your professional group (e.g. coordinators, ICU clinicians, policy makers, researchers)?

Section 6 – Communication and engagement

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20. How satisfied are you with the frequency of ISODP communications (emails, newsletters, updates)?

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21. How satisfied are you with the clarity and usefulness of ISODP communications?

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22. Which communication channels do you prefer for hearing from ISODP? (Select all that apply)

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23. How easy is it for you to find what you need on the ISODP website?

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24. What improvements would you suggest for the ISODP website or member area to make it more useful?

Section 7- Congress and Events

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25. How important is the ISODP Congress in your decision to become or remain a member?

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26. What would make ISODP Congresses more valuable to you? (Select all that apply)

Section 8 – Overall reflections

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27. To what extent do you agree with the following statements? (Rate each: Strongly disagree / Disagree / Neither / Agree / Strongly agree)

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ISODP is the leading global professional home for organ donation professionals.
ISODP uses its niche focus on organ donation as a strength.
ISODP helps me improve practice or services in my own setting.
I feel connected to a global community through ISODP.

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28. Is there anything else you would like the ISODP Board and Council to know about what you value and what you want from the organisation?

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