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Organ Donation: Opportunities for Action B Workshop Meetings Committee on Increasing Rates of Organ Donation Second Meeting June 20–21, 2005 Keck Center of the National Academies 500 5th Street, NW Washington, D.C. WORKSHOP AGENDA 8:10–9:00 Panel 1: Determinants of Donation and Views on Incentives (Moderator: David Schkade) 8:10 Laura Siminoff, Case Western Reserve University 8:25 Jim Wells, The Gallup Organization 8:40 Discussion with the committee 9:00–10:15 Panel 2: International Perspective (Moderator: Raul de Velasco) 9:00 Leo Roels, Donor Action Foundation, Belgium 9:20 Rafael Matesanz, Organización Nacional de Trasplantes, Spain 9:40 Discussion with the committee

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Organ Donation: Opportunities for Action 10:15–12:00 Panel 3: System Changes (Moderator: Clive Callender) 10:15 Jade Perdue, Organ Donation Breakthrough Collaborative 10:35 Nancy Ascher, University of California, San Francisco 10:45 Pamela Lipsett, Johns Hopkins University 10:55 Richard Hasz, Gift of Life 11:05 Janet Mart, Kentucky Organ Donor Affiliates 11:15 Discussion with the committee 12:00–1:00 p.m. Lunch 1:00–2:00 Panel 4: Economic Considerations Regarding Incentives (Moderator: David Howard) 1:00 David Kaserman, Auburn University (via phone) 1:10 Lloyd Cohen, George Mason University 1:20 Emanuel Thorne, Brooklyn College, City University of New York 1:30 Discussion with the committee 2:00–3:30 Panel 5: Ethical Issues Regarding Incentives (Moderator: Jim DuBois) 2:00 Frank Delmonico, New England Organ Bank 2:10 Robert Veatch, Georgetown University 2:20 Dan Brock, Harvard University 2:30 Sheldon Zink, University of Pennsylvania 2:40 Discussion with the committee 3:30–4:30 Panel 6: Individual Decision Making (Moderator: Debra Schwinn) 3:30 Aaron Spital, New York Organ Donor Network 3:40 Eric Johnson, Columbia University 3:50 Kevin Myer, LifeNet 4:00 Discussion with the committee 4:30–5:30 Panel 7: Donation After Cardiac Death (Moderator: Lewis Goldfrank) 4:30 Frank Delmonico, New England Organ Bank 4:40 Jimmy Light, Washington Hospital Center

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Organ Donation: Opportunities for Action 4:50 Kenneth Wood, University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics 5:00 Discussion with the committee 5:30–6:15 Public Comments by Registered Speakers   Howard Koh Harvard School of Public Health Luis Tomatis RDV Corporation Alan Leichtman University of Michigan Medical School Paul Schwab Association of Organ Procurement Organizations David J. Undis LifeSharers Mark S. Nadel Trent Tipple National Kidney Foundation transAction Council Stacey Wertlieb NATCO, Organization for Transplant Professionals David Cohen American Society of Transplantation Tuesday, June 21, 2005 8:30–9:45 a.m. Panel Discussion on Living Donation Mark Fox, University of Oklahoma Art Matas, University of Minnesota Tim Pruett, University of Virginia Committee Discussion with Panel Members

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Organ Donation: Opportunities for Action Committee on Increasing Rates of Organ Donation Fourth Meeting October 28, 2005 Keck Center of the National Academies 500 5th Street, NW Washington, D.C. Friday, October 28, 2005 8:30–12:00 Presentations and Discussion with the Committee 8:30–9:45 Organ Donation Breakthrough Collaborative Dennis Wagner, HRSA Frank Zampiello, Quality Reality Checks 9:45–11:00 Organ Procurement Organizations Paul O’Flynn, Kentucky Organ Donor Affiliates Howard Nathan, Gift of Life, Philadelphia Paul Schwab, AOPO 11:00–12:00 Public Forum Registered Speakers Lisa Dinhofer, Transplant and Healthcare Consulting Robert Sade, Medical University of South Carolina Dolph Chianchiano, National Kidney Foundation David Cohen, American Society of Transplantation