First organization of American organs organization of the supply of cycle under Trump

The Trump administration announced on Thursday what officials called a “historic” repression against the country’s purchase system in difficulty in the country, promising stronger monitoring, responsibility and patient safety reforms.

“Each American should feel safe to become an organ donor and give the gift of life,” said HHS secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., at a press conference.

“However, decades of safety problems with ignored patients have grown more and more Americans outside the list of donors. Today, under the leadership of President Trump, we take daring measures and historical measures to restore confidence in the organ supply process.”

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For the first time in the history of the United States, the Ministry of Health and Social Services is evolving to award an Organ Organization Organization (OPO) in the middle of the cycle. (OPOs are generally only evaluated during a planned revision period.)

“Each American should feel safe to become an organ donor and give the gift of life,” said secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. at a press conference. (Saul Loeb / AFP via Getty Images)

“The Life Alliance Organ Recovery Agency based in Miami, Florida, has a long, gap file directly linked to patient damage,” said Kennedy. “Staff deficits alone may have caused … up to eight missed organ recovery every week. About a life has lost every day.”

Kennedy shared the history of his nephew Michael, who had a cerebral paralysis and died at the age of 20. His organs continued to save several lives.

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The secretary urged the Americans to think in advance, saying that organ donation is something “we all need to think”.

“It is an extraordinary gift and will give meaning to our lives. No matter how different we are outside … We are all the same inside, and we can give ourselves the gift of life.”

Dr. Mehmet Oz stressed the fact that there are 100,000 people who are currently waiting for organs in America. (istock)

Dr. Mehmet Oz, administrator of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, stressed the importance of the decision, calling the gift of organs “the gift of love”.

“This is the first time in history, there is a dener of the cycle of an organ supply organization,” he said at the conference.

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Oz has also noted that 100,000 people are currently waiting for organs in America.

“While I speak, another person will be added to this list. During this press conference, someone waiting for an organ will die,” he said.

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He noted that 28,000 organs given were unrivaled and thrown each year, and that each missed donation is a lost opportunity to save a life.

Dr. Marty Makary, food and drug commissioner at the US Food and Drug Administration, called the waste of “a tragedy” organs.

New investments include $ 25 million to support living donors by covering non -medical costs such as lost wages, travel and daycare. (istock)

“For too long, we have seen conflicts of interest … The game of the system, the ineffectiveness … Today, it is the first time that we have seen an action initiated against an organ supply organization,” said Makary.

Thomas J. Engels, administrator of the Health Resources and Services Administration, said that modernization was already underway, saying that the organization has opened a “direct report channel for fault and security problems”.

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There will also be new investments in programs, including $ 25 million to support living donors by covering non -medical costs such as lost wages, travel and daycare.

“There is a new sheriff in town, and we come for them if they do not take care of the American people.”

Experts also underlined the future of science transplantation, citing recent movements towards the green of the first clinical trials for xenotransplantation (animal-human transplantation). They also explained how the 3D printing of the organs can one day be viable.

Oz said new reforms sent a difficult message to other organ supply organizations.

“There is a new sheriff in town, and we come for them if they do not take care of the American people.”

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The Life Alliance Organ Recovery Agency in Miami, Florida, published the declaration below on its website in response to the announcement of the HHS.

“We are aware of the decision published today by the Ministry of Health and Social Services and the Agency’s surveys on organ supply practices across the country. We will cooperate fully with HHS to ensure a smooth transition and will not call. We hope that other OPOs will follow patients the first time. Our goal remains on the protection of the dignity of donors, by supporting their families and of the mission of organ transmission. “