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The End Stage Renal Disease Treatment Choices Learning Collaborative is a national quality improvement initiative that brings together HRSA, CMS, transplant centers, OPOs, donor hospitals, and donor and recipient patients and families to generate increased quality and cost-savings using systematic quality and process improvement. |
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WHAT IS ETCLC?To accomplish the goals of the Advancing American Kidney Health initiative, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Innovation (CMMI) in collaboration with Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), and Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) created the End Stage Renal Disease (ESRD) Treatment Choices Learning Collaborative (ETCLC).The collaborative boasts over 350 organizations that are encouraged to share best and promising practices across the kidney transplant continuum. The goal of the ETCLC is to improve kidney recovery, donation, and utilization in rapid-cycle quality improvement activities so people with end stage renal disease have greater access to kidney transplantation. |
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This site is intended for healthcare professionals seeking information on the CMS/HRSA-sponsored End Stage Renal Disease Treatment Choices Learning Collaborative. If you are a patient seeking information on a kidney transplant click HERE. |
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Supported by Quality Improvement (QI) Coaches, National Faculty, and professional and patient advocacy groups organized into a Leadership Coordinating Council, the ETCLC is expected to enroll 80% of transplant centers and OPOs plus the two largest donor hospitals in each OPO’s donor service area into 25 QI Teams, which will participate, collaborate, and change practice to meet the ETCLC AIMs. Participating institutions will be organized into 25 Quality Improvement (QI Teams), each led by a QI Coach to focus their change efforts on one or more of the AIMs.The best way to become involved is to complete and follow the instructions on the form below and someone will reach out to you.
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National Faculty
National Faculty provide subject matter expertise to advise ETCLC participants throughout the improvement process. Led by two National Chairpersons, the eleven national faculty represent transplant nephrologists and surgeons, Organ Procurement Organization professionals, donor hospitals, data analysts and statisticians, and patients.
Leadership Coordinating Council
The Leadership Coordinating Council is a group of 20 national stakeholders that guide the ETCLC. Members represent the kidney community, hospitals, dialysis services, quality improvement, social work, and patients.
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