- Improving care by developing a national clearinghouse to help match patients with transplant programs.
- Advancing research by forming the NIH National Center for Kidney Health and Transplantation.
- Strengthening education by embracing an ACGME-accredited fellowship in transplant nephrology.
- Increasing awareness, surveillance, and prevention by creating the CDC Division of Kidney Health and Transplantation.
- Helping to coordinate these efforts by establishing the HHS Office of Kidney Health and Transplantation.
- Acknowledgment
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ASN Executive Vice President's Update: Five Big Hairy Audacious Goals for US Nephrology
Tod Ibrahim
Tod Ibrahim
Tod Ibrahim, MLA, is Executive Vice President, American Society of Nephrology, Washington, DC. You can reach him at tibrahim@asn-online.org.
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