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Predictive analytics project to launch education in December 2022, is intended to increase organ utilization

Predictive analytics project to launch education in December 2022, is intended to increase organ utilization

Oct 19, 2022 | Education, Kidney/pancreas, News, UNet℠ system changes

All adult kidney programs will be able to evaluate organ offers using predictive data.

Implementation notice: Minimum kidney donor criteria established for biopsies

Implementation notice: Minimum kidney donor criteria established for biopsies

Sep 6, 2022 | Kidney/pancreas, News, OPO, Policy changes

OPOs are now required to make a reasonable effort to perform renal procurement biopsies for deceased kidney donors meeting certain criteria.

Action required: KPD eligibility impacted by new HLA options

Action required: KPD eligibility impacted by new HLA options

Aug 30, 2022 | Histocompatibility, Kidney/pancreas, News, UNet℠ system changes

KPD programs must add DPA1 test results before Sept. 8.

Waitlist enhancements and new kidney features coming Sept. 27

Waitlist enhancements and new kidney features coming Sept. 27

Aug 25, 2022 | Kidney/pancreas, News, Technology, UNet℠ system changes

On Sept. 27, UNOS will launch the first in a series of enhancements to the visual design and workflows in Waitlist.

Pre-implementation notice: Minimum kidney donor criteria established for biopsies

Pre-implementation notice: Minimum kidney donor criteria established for biopsies

Aug 8, 2022 | Kidney/pancreas, News, OPO, Policy changes

Effective Sept. 6, OPOs will be required to perform renal procurement biopsies for deceased kidney donors meeting certain criteria.

Action required: KPD eligibility impacted by new HLA options

Policy change impacting KPD eligibility coming Aug. 30

Jul 29, 2022 | Histocompatibility, Kidney/pancreas, News, Policy changes, UNet℠ system changes

Changes to HLA and unacceptable antigen options will go into effect Aug. 30, as well as changes to the equivalences used for HLA matching and screening of unacceptable antigens between candidates and donors.

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UNOS fires back at defamatory statements that it has acted unlawfully

UNOS aims to help those who are in desperate need of organ donation. But some members of the donation and transplant community continue to malign and defame UNOS, accusing our organization of unlawful behavior. These unfounded statements are just plain wrong.

UNOS sets the record straight

To set the record straight and correct some false information, UNOS is fact-checking statements made during the
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Implementation notice: Standardize six-minute walk for lung allocation

New policy requirement in effect that requires lung transplant programs to perform an oxygen titration test ahead of initial the six-minute walk test.

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