1. Proposal to Require the Reporting of Aborted Living Donor Organ Recovery Procedures (Resolution 19) Living Donor Committee Mary Amanda Dew, PhD

2. The Problem
Aborted living donor organ recovery procedures may not be reported at time of event and therefore may be under reported

3. #5- Promote Living Donor Safety
Strategic Plan
#5- Promote Living Donor Safety
Minimize risk to living organ donors
Properly evaluate potential living donors

4. Goal of the Proposal Improve safety of living donation
Help quantify the risk of living donation .

5. How the Proposal will Achieve its Goal
Aborted procedures would become a new living donor adverse event category added to UNetSM Improving Patient Safety Portal

6. Supporting Evidence
Reliable count of aborted living donor organ recovery procedures does not exist
Since only 12 cases reported where a donation surgery was aborted after anesthesia was administered because of a threat to donor’s health

7. No vote/ No comment/Did not consider
Public Comment
Type
Total
Support
Support as Amended
Opposed
No vote/ No comment/Did not consider
Individual 21 17
(80.9%)
1 (4.8%) 3
(14.3%)
Regional 11
11 (100%)
Committee 19 16
Additionally

8. What Members will Need to Do
Recovery hospitals will report aborted living donor recovery procedures within 72 hours of the event as Living Donor Adverse Events through the UNetSM Improving Patient Safety Portal

9. Overall Project Impact
Product
Policy
Target Population Impact:
Living Donors
Total IT Implementation Hours
0/10,680
Total Overall Implementation Hours
20/17,885

10. Resolution 19 (page 72)
RESOLVED, that new or modified Policies C (Submission of Living Donor Death and Organ Failure), 18.5.D (Reporting of Non- Transplanted Living Donor Organs), 18.5.E (Reporting of Living Donor Organs Not Transplanted in the Intended Recipient), and (Reporting of Living Donor Adverse Events) as set forth below, are hereby approved effective February 1, 2015.
*Page 72 of Board book
Here is the resolution which can be found on page XX of the resolution document along with the final proposed policy language.