Gretchen Chapman

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Carnegie Mellon University

United States

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Professor Gretchen Chapman is a faculty member at Carnegie Mellon University in the United States. Her research areas include peer-review processes, vaccine efficacy, pediatric organ donation, and the application of machine learning in health-protective behaviors during the COVID-19 pandemic. She has published articles addressing donor consent mechanisms, economic behaviors in organ transplantation, and enhancing transparency in organ utilization practices.

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Ryan Davies

Associate Professor

University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center

UNITED STATES

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Ingo Zettler

Københavns Universitet

DENMARK

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Robert Böhm

Universität Wien

AUSTRIA

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Justin Godown

UNITED STATES

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Ellen Peters

University of Oregon

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Articles (11)

Blinded versus Unblinded Review: A Field Study on the Equity of Peer-Review Processes

Lay understanding of vaccine efficacy.

Organ Procurement Organization Donation Requestors Describe Barriers to Pediatric Organ Donation

Using machine learning to unveil relevant predictors of adherence to recommended health‐protective behaviors during the COVID‐19 pandemic in Denmark

Perceptions of pediatric deceased donor consent: A survey of organ procurement organizations

The impact of donor consent mechanism on organ procurement organization performance in the United States

Large numbers cause magnitude neglect: The case of government expenditures

Don’t Throw Your Heart Away: Increased Transparency of Donor Utilization Practices in Transplant Center Report Cards Alters How Center Performance Is Evaluated

Behavioral economics—A framework for donor organ decision‐making in pediatric heart transplantation

ISHLT consensus statement on donor organ acceptability and management in pediatric heart transplantation

Patients and their family members prioritize post‐transplant survival over waitlist survival when considering donor hearts for transplantation

Collaborators (5)

Ryan Davies

Ingo Zettler

Robert Böhm

Justin Godown

Ellen Peters

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