The living donor adverse event form within the patient safety portal in UNet will look different. The changes will not affect any historical forms that UNet users may have submitted in the past.
Beginning Feb. 27, search results will display names of key personnel for OPOs, histocompatibility labs and all programs and components at each transplant center.
UNOS will begin a phased release of UNet Image Sharing in the spring. The first national donor imaging study sharing hub will subsequently be made available to ten OPOs each quarter.
The variance will improve timely access to donors for liver candidates listed as Status 1A, Status 1B, or with a MELD or PELD score of 37 or higher in Hawaii and Puerto Rico.
Neelam Singh’s business intelligence and data products team works with the community to build effective, efficient and user-friendly data tools.
With the new API, users can now retrieve Waitlist registration information for their program without the need to log in to UNet, navigate to Waitlist and export the files manually.
“Everyone in the donation and transplant community will tell you that managing data through information technology is at the heart of the work. It’s how people save lives every day.”
Education has become an essential tool transplant programs are using to increase understanding and awareness of the procedure.
A privately funded research project aims to help OPO professionals make more informed decisions about optimal travel routes for procured organs.
The webinar will address common issues and questions both for transplant program staff submitting extension requests and for NLRB members.