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cord-256332-ha7tx1fo	Gopal, Jeevan Prakash	COVID-19 pandemic: Building organisational flexibility to scale transplant programs	2020-10-18		.txt	text/plain	2575	124	42	Transplantation of organs that are not immediately life-saving such as the kidney, the pancreas, and the small bowel must be decided on an individual case basis considering the loco-regional prevalence of COVID-19 and whether to introduce immunosuppression in patients and sending them into the community amidst the pandemic. The important issue to consider is COVID-19 screening of donors (deceased/ living) and recipients before transplantation. The prevailing COVID-19 pandemic has largely depleted the healthcare systems of their capacity to continue transplantation with the transplant team members being redeployed into the care of virus infected patients. Transplant recipients and living donors should be separated from suspected or confirmed COVID-19 infected patients during the in-hospital stay and outpatient visits.	./cache/cord-256332-ha7tx1fo.txt	./txt/cord-256332-ha7tx1fo.txt