EARLY RESULTS SINCE THE IMPLEMENTATION OF DONORNET

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EARLY RESULTS SINCE THE IMPLEMENTATION OF DONORNET

• Based on data as of February 22, 2008

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NOTE Due to the very recent nature of these data
and the short time period included in the cohort,
the results should be considered as preliminary
and are subject to change based on future data
submission or correction. Conclusions regarding
recent data should be made with caution.
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COHORT

• Most of the offer/match-related tabulations are
  limited to electronic notifications made between
  May 1, 2007, and January 30, 2008, and reported
  by February 22, 2008, with the following
  exclusions
• Non-electronic offers (made by either an OPO or
  the Organ Center)
• Import matches (donor recovered by one OPO but
  match run by another OPO)
• Matches not yet closed

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REPORTING CONVENTIONS

• In this report heart matches and heart-lung
  matches are reported combined for many of the
  tabulations. A heart may be placed off of either
  type of match a heart-lung may be placed off of
  a heart-lung match or in rare cases from a lung
  match.
• The tabulations may include both donors and
  potential donors from whom no organs were
  recovered.

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PERCENTAGE OF ACTIVE CANDIDATES FOR WHOM IMPORT
DCD SCREENING CRITERIA HAS BEEN ENTEREDBy Region
with import DCD criteria reported (N or Y)
There were no active Intestine candidates in
Regions 2 and 11
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PERCENTAGE OF ACTIVE KIDNEY CANDIDATES FOR WHOM
IMPORT DCD SCREENING CRITERIA HAS BEEN ENTEREDBy
Region
with import DCD criteria reported (N or Y)
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PERCENTAGE OF ACTIVE CANDIDATES FOR WHOM IMPORT
DONOR AGE SCREENING CRITERIA IS SET AT 0-99
YEARSBy Region
with import donor age screening 0-99 years
There were no active Intestine candidates in
Regions 2 and 11
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TOTAL NUMBER OF CANDIDATES ON KIDNEY MATCH RUNS
Median number before and after additional
screening criteria were implemented
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TOTAL NUMBER OF CANDIDATES ON KIDNEY MATCH RUNS
Before and after additional screening criteria
were implemented
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MEDIAN NUMBER OF CALLS RECEIVED WITHIN 30-DAYS
DURING EACH TIME PERIOD OF THE DAY LIVER
OFFERS 6/1/07-8/31/07 AND 9/13/07-12/31/07ALL
NOTIFICATIONS
Interpretation Between midnight and 559am on
average a Liver center received between 5 and 25
calls every 30 days in both the first and second
era, with the median number differing
substantially across regions. There appears to
be a slightly higher median in almost all regions
from 6pm - 6 am compared to 6 am - 6 pm in both
eras.
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MEDIAN NUMBER OF CALLS RECEIVED WITHIN 30-DAYS
DURING EACH TIME PERIOD OF THE DAY LIVER
OFFERS 6/1/07-8/31/07 AND 9/13/07-12/31/07
NOTIFICATIONS FROM OUTSIDE THE DSA ONLY
Interpretation Between midnight and 559am on
average a Liver center received between 5 and 20
calls from outside the DSA every 30 days in both
the first and second era, with the median number
differing substantially across regions. There
appears to be a slightly higher median in almost
all regions from 6pm - 6 am compared to 6 am - 6
pm in both eras.
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PERCENTAGE OF "EXHAUSTED" MATCH RUNS BY
DSAKidney Matches Run Between 9/13/07 and
12/31/07
NOTE Different scales are used by organ type for
exhausted graphics.
An exhausted match is defined as one in which
(1) the PTR was closed at the last candidate on
the match run (i.e., the closed number is the
same as the sequence number of the last candidate
appearing on the match) and (2) there is a
response for the last candidate appearing on the
match. To be considered an exhausted match, the
organ was not accepted on this or any match run
for this organ type.
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PERCENTAGE OF "EXHAUSTED" MATCH RUNS BY
DSAKidney-Pancreas Matches Run Between 9/13/07
and12/31/07
NOTE Different scales are used by organ type for
exhausted graphics.
An exhausted match is defined as one in which
(1) the PTR was closed at the last candidate on
the match run (i.e., the closed number is the
same as the sequence number of the last candidate
appearing on the match) and (2) there is a
response for the last candidate appearing on the
match. To be considered an exhausted match, the
organ was not accepted on this or any match run
for this organ type.
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PERCENTAGE OF "EXHAUSTED" MATCH RUNS BY
DSAPancreas Matches Run Between 9/13/07 and
12/31/07
NOTE Different scales are used by organ type for
exhausted graphics.
An exhausted match is defined as one in which
(1) the PTR was closed at the last candidate on
the match run (i.e., the closed number is the
same as the sequence number of the last candidate
appearing on the match) and (2) there is a
response for the last candidate appearing on the
match. To be considered an exhausted match, the
organ was not accepted on this or any match run
for this organ type.
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PERCENTAGE OF "EXHAUSTED" MATCH RUNS BY
DSALiver Matches Run Between 9/13/07 and
12/31/07
NOTE Different scales are used by organ type for
exhausted graphics.
An exhausted match is defined as one in which
(1) the PTR was closed at the last candidate on
the match run (i.e., the closed number is the
same as the sequence number of the last candidate
appearing on the match) and (2) there is a
response for the last candidate appearing on the
match. To be considered an exhausted match, the
organ was not accepted on this or any match run
for this organ type.
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PERCENTAGE OF "EXHAUSTED" MATCH RUNS BY
DSAIntestine Matches Run Between
9/13/07-12/31/07
NOTE Different scales are used by organ type for
exhausted graphics.
An exhausted match is defined as one in which
(1) the PTR was closed at the last candidate on
the match run (i.e., the closed number is the
same as the sequence number of the last candidate
appearing on the match) and (2) there is a
response for the last candidate appearing on the
match. To be considered an exhausted match, the
organ was not accepted on this or any match run
for this organ type.
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PERCENTAGE OF "EXHAUSTED" MATCH RUNS BY
DSAHeart/Heart-Lung Matches Run Between
9/13/07-12/31/07
NOTE Different scales are used by organ type for
exhausted graphics.
An exhausted match is defined as one in which
(1) the PTR was closed at the last candidate on
the match run (i.e., the closed number is the
same as the sequence number of the last candidate
appearing on the match) and (2) there is a
response for the last candidate appearing on the
match. To be considered an exhausted match, the
organ was not accepted on this or any match run
for this organ type.
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PERCENTAGE OF "EXHAUSTED" MATCH RUNS BY DSALung
Matches Run Between 9/13/07 and 12/31/07
NOTE Different scales are used by organ type for
exhausted graphics.
An exhausted match is defined as one in which
(1) the PTR was closed at the last candidate on
the match run (i.e., the closed number is the
same as the sequence number of the last candidate
appearing on the match) and (2) there is a
response for the last candidate appearing on the
match. To be considered an exhausted match, the
organ was not accepted on this or any match run
for this organ type.
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DISTRIBUTION OF LOCATION OF KIDNEY PLACEMENT BY
ERA AND REGION OF RECOVERY
Era 1 5/1/06-12/31/06 Era 2 5/1/07-12/31/07
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NUMBER OF DECEASED DONOR TRANSPLANTS PERFORMED BY
CENTER BETWEEN 5/1/06-12/31/06 AND
5/1/07-12/31/07 KIDNEY
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NUMBER OF DECEASED DONOR TRANSPLANTS PERFORMED BY
CENTER BETWEEN 5/1/06-12/31/06 AND
5/1/07-12/31/07 KIDNEY-PANCREAS
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NUMBER OF DECEASED DONOR TRANSPLANTS PERFORMED BY
CENTER BETWEEN 5/1/06-12/31/06 AND
5/1/07-12/31/07 LIVER
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NUMBER OF DECEASED DONOR TRANSPLANTS PERFORMED BY
CENTER BETWEEN 5/1/06-12/31/06 AND
5/1/07-12/31/07 HEART HEART-LUNG
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NUMBER OF DECEASED DONOR TRANSPLANTS PERFORMED BY
CENTER BETWEEN 5/1/06-12/31/06 AND
5/1/07-12/31/07 LUNG