Reinforcing Global Oversight of Organ Transplantation: Activity and Outcome Monitoring Through the Development of Registries

Establishing transparency and oversight of organ transplantation by regulatory agencies is of paramount importance to assure ethical, legal, and clinically robust transplantation practices. Registries reporting activity and outcome data of the donor and recipient, including donor source (living or deceased), must be developed for each transplant and should be a mandatory requirement to achieve accreditation to perform transplant surgeries. Collected data for the living organ donor must include the nationality, the nature of their relationship with the recipient, and the complications encountered by living donors that result in prolonged morbidity or mortality. Long-term patient and graft survival must be reported for the recipient with the underlying reasons for mortality or graft loss. To retain the authorization to perform organ transplantation, a facility must ensure that it reports this required information regarding every organ transplant.

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Transplantation
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2024-10-22
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https://doi.org/10.1097/tp.0000000000005110
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3
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Organ Donation and Transplantation
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Abstract

Establishing transparency and oversight of organ transplantation by regulatory agencies is of paramount importance to assure ethical, legal, and clinically robust transplantation practices. Registries reporting activity and outcome data of the donor and recipient, including donor source (living or deceased), must be developed for each transplant and should be a mandatory requirement to achieve accreditation to perform transplant surgeries. Collected data for the living organ donor must include the nationality, the nature of their relationship with the recipient, and the complications encountered by living donors that result in prolonged morbidity or mortality. Long-term patient and graft survival must be reported for the recipient with the underlying reasons for mortality or graft loss. To retain the authorization to perform organ transplantation, a facility must ensure that it reports this required information regarding every organ transplant.

TransplantationVol. 109(1)
NHS Blood and Transplant (GB), University Health Network (CA), Harvard University (US), King Faisal Specialist Hospital & Research Centre (SA), Organización Nacional de Trasplantes (ES), Jaslok Hospital (IN), Karolinska Institutet (SE), Massachusetts General Hospital (US), Austin Health (AU), University College London (GB)
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