
Additional transplant patient webinar addresses upcoming changes to lung distribution
Additional webinar for lung patients and caregivers to help them understand the policy changes coming in March 2023.
Additional webinar for lung patients and caregivers to help them understand the policy changes coming in March 2023.
Expected to be effective March 9, lungs will be allocated under the approved continuous distribution allocation policy.
Terms begin in July.
Expected to be effective March 9, thoracic donor acceptance criteria for candidates will no longer require separate data to be specified for both local and import donors.
The lung Composite Allocation Score (CAS) calculator is now available on the OPTN website.
Two-year monitoring shows many states had volume changes within 10 percent of previous policy.
The changes impact all KPD programs, including the OPTN Kidney Paired Donation Pilot Program (KPDPP).
The UNet user audit is now open and will close Tuesday, Feb. 28, close of business.
Transplant programs are encouraged to submit forms by Feb. 23, 2023 to ensure the Lung Review Board has sufficient time to adjudicate cases prior to implementation of lung continuous distribution.
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