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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 Kidney Transplants click HERE

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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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NATIONAL AIMS

Over a 5 year period the End Stage Renal Disease Treatment Choices Learning Collaborative intends to achieve the following national aims:

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Increase the number of deceased donor kidneys transplanted by 15%.

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Decrease the current national discard rate of all procured kidneys by 5%.

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Increase the utilization of high KDPI kidneys recovered (60-85 KDPI Score) by 14%.

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Transplant Facts

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Organ Procurement Organizations

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Transplant Centers

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Donor Hospitals

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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.

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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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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 Kidney Transplants click HERE

NATIONAL AIMS

Over a 5 year period the End Stage Renal Disease Treatment Choices Learning Collaborative intends to achieve the following national aims:

Increase the number of deceased donor kidneys transplanted by 15%.

Decrease the current national discard rate of all procured kidneys by 5%.

Increase the utilization of high KDPI kidneys recovered (60-85 KDPI Score) by 14%.

Transplant Facts

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Organ Procurement Organizations

Transplant Centers

Donor Hospitals

National Faculty

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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Versions Compared

Old Version 104

New Version 105

Key

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 Kidney Transplants click HERE

NATIONAL AIMS

Over a 5 year period the End Stage Renal Disease Treatment Choices Learning Collaborative intends to achieve the following national aims:

Increase the number of deceased donor kidneys transplanted by 15%.

Decrease the current national discard rate of all procured kidneys by 5%.

Increase the utilization of high KDPI kidneys recovered (60-85 KDPI Score) by 14%.

Transplant Facts

insert something here

Organ Procurement Organizations

Transplant Centers

Donor Hospitals

National Faculty

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.