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3.28.23 Business Meeting Data 502864697

Archived Event

The Alliance Advancement Series
Transplant Decision Making Tools: A Major Upside for Your Transplant Program

Presented on: Tuesday, March 28, 2023

In 2022, over 7500 kidneys were discarded, twice the number just four years ago. Acceptance practices vary 100-fold between programs and even within programs. While troublesome, the number of kidneys available for transplant presents an extraordinary opportunity to increase transplant and save more lives. Chris Zinner and members of his team at Accenture will share the extensive research they did for HRSA on transplant program acceptance practices and physician decision making. Chris will highlight ways the decision-making process could be improved, while Michael Ghaffari of UNOS will join us to discuss how this new tool was implemented to assist decision makers and improve the consistency of organ acceptance practice.

  • Describe the factors that influence our decision making.
  • Demonstrate an understanding of how to systemically approach improving decision making at their institution.
  • Summarize how to use new tools available to transplant professionals and patients that can drive better data driven decisions.
Ben Cannon
Speaker
Ben Cannon
Accenture Federal Services
Michael Ghaffari 2022 1
Speaker
Michael Ghaffari
United Network for Organ Sharing
Ian McCulloh
Speaker
Ian McCulloh
Accenture Federal Services
Chris Zinner
Speaker
Chris Zinner
Accenture Federal Services

Members of the donation and transplantation community serving diverse populations to include administrators, coordinators, physicians, nurses, surgeons, managers, quality improvement specialists, social workers, and other donation and transplantation center professionals and their colleagues.

Continuing Education Credits

Continuing Education credits are no longer available for this learning opportunity.

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