donor organ allocation

Donor organ allocation is the process of fairly distributing donated organs to individuals in need of transplants. When an organ becomes available, a system considers various factors, including medical urgency, compatibility with the recipient, time on the waiting list, and geographical location. This aims to ensure that the most suitable candidates receive the organs in a fair and ethical manner. Allocation protocols help balance fairness, medical need, and efficiency, ultimately saving lives and improving health outcomes for patients awaiting transplants.