Public and Private
Regulation of Organ Transplantation: Liver Allocation and the
Final Rule
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Weimer, David L.
- Date
- 2006
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- La Follette School Working Papers
- Abstract
- Private regulation governs how organs from cadavers are
allocated. This process led to a change in the rules that more
clearly define public and private roles. Several liver
transplant centers prompted the Organ Procurement and
Transplantation Network to adopt a national process for sharing
organs. This paper examines the politics behind the decision and
finds that private regulation makes effective use of
stakeholders' technical expertise when changing the rules.
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