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Pathway to Convert a Potential in an Actual Organ Donor,(35%) – with sepsis and cancer being the leading causes, 14% of family refusal, and 5% of cardiac arrest. In average, 58% of potential donor notifications does not result in an actual donor, illustrating the effort dispensed by the system to provide suitable organs for transplantation.

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,Interference of the Human Factor in the Efficiency of Paraná’s Transplant System,l Human Development Index – or hospital beds are solely responsible for the results achieved in the period. We demonstrate that the work interaction between the Organ Procurement Organizations and Intra-Hospital Committee on Organ and Tissue Donation for Transplants – a human factor – was responsible for these results.

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,The Paraná Model of Organ Donation and Transplant,tem, grounded on the prohibition of organ and tissue trade, donation after brain death diagnosis principles, and only upon family authorization. Non-heart-beating donor modality is not regulated in Brazil..SUS principle of decentralized organization results in different organ donation rates found ac

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Pathway to Convert a Potential in an Actual Organ Donor,an transplantation. Organ donation in the brain-dead scenario involves a pathway, which includes confirmation of brain death diagnosis, family approach, interview regarding organ donation, evaluation of medical contraindications, and donor’s care. When successful, it results in conversion; i.e., a p

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Access, Outcome, and Monitoring of Transplants,stem sought not only an increase in the number of transplants performed. To provide means to treatment access through the universal health public system (SUS) and monitoring, the efficacy of the treatment was complimentary targets. After initial redesign, transplant teams were called to provide trea