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We have completed mass update to HBV NAT positive candidate acceptance criteria

We have completed mass update to HBV NAT positive candidate acceptance criteria

Aug 21, 2015 | News, Patient safety

On August 10 we implemented policy changes related to screening donor organs for infectious diseases. As a result, if your candidate was listed as willing to accept a Hepatitis B Core antibody positive organ, then the system also indicated YES for willingness to accept an HBV NAT positive organ. 

We have completed mass update to HBV NAT positive candidate acceptance criteria

Need help updating the infectious disease acceptance criteria on your candidate records?

Aug 12, 2015 | News, Patient safety

We sent the following system notice to UNet users today (Wed. Aug. 12). Please read it carefully if your center needs UNOS to help you update the infectious disease acceptance criteria on your candidate records to reflect that you are NOT willing to accept an organ from a donor who is HBV NAT positive and/or HCV NAT positive.

We have completed mass update to HBV NAT positive candidate acceptance criteria

UNOS is your Partner in Patient Safety; Keep Us in the Loop!

Dec 14, 2011 | News, Patient safety

Assisting members in their efforts to assure the safety of transplant patients and living donors is a top OPTN priority.

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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
House Energy and Commerce Committee’s Oversight Subcommittee hearing titled “A Year Removed: Oversight of Securing the U.S. Organ Procurement and Transplantation Network Act Implementation.

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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