Improve Transplant Coordination

2020 Improve Transplant Coordination QIA

The Network will work to effect a 1.25% increase in Transplant Wait Listing over the 2019 Network Performance Rate. The Network will work with 200 interventional clinics to improve processes to facilitate and expedite the largest number of patients to a transplant wait list.

2020 Transplant Benchmark Facilities

2020 Transplant Interventional Facilities

2020 Transplant Observational Facilities

Transplant Coordination Materials

Don't Miss a Minute

Modality Decision Matrix  

Transplant Lobby Day Tips

Transplant Center Criteria

Algorithm Transplant Previously Denied

Algorithm Transplant Medically Ineligible

Project Requirements

Enrolled facilities will work to develop and improve processes to improve number of patients waitlisted in their facility with ultimate goal being 40% of total eligible census active on wait list. The Network will provide the facilities data to monitor progress to goal and interventions with resources. The Facility will engage patients and staff via use of the Huddle Board to progress to goals. The Facility will submit bi monthly feedback in the form of a survey to asses patient impact, feedback, intervention, implementation, effectiveness and sustainability.

How  to Make a Huddle Board

Nominate a Patient Facility Representative

Webinars

Home and Transplant Kickoff

Working Toward the 40% QIP

Additional Resources

Transplant Resources and Materials

Transplant Appointment Checklist

Transplant Appointment Glossary

Help Your Patient Wait Less

Patient Facility Representatives

Research and best practices have demonstrated that units with active participation of patients as members of the health care team achieve better clinical outcomes more readily. This year, the Network is requesting that each facility in the Improve Transplant Coordination QIA designate at least one patient, or preferably, one patient per shift to take the lead on special projects. We will provide training for these patients to supervise these programs in the clinic. Patients should be viewed as role models in the unit as far as the ability to lead and become "the unofficial spokesman" on the care team.

In this role, the patient will:

• Provide contact information to the Network.
• Participate in educational and information web conference presentations with the Network.
• Review educational materials designed for patients in the target facilities and throughout the Network community.
• Distribute and review resources with patients.

Recruit and Nominate Patient Facility Representatives

Patient Facility Representative Resources and Materials

NCC: Is Kidney Transplant Right For Me?

Transplant Center Criteria

National Kidney Foundation: The Big Ask The Big Give 

UNOS What You Need to Know About Transplantation

National Living Donor Assistance Program