Earlier this year, the National Academies reported that more than 20 percent of all donated organs are wasted, despite the fact that “on average, 17 people die every day from the lack of available organs for transplant.” The major cause of this waste was a lack of available surgeons to perform surgery at the time needed to harvest and transplant donated organs. If you are in line for a donated organ, you are less likely to lose out if your place happens to be near the head of the queue than if you are further back. Such unlucky placement is just one example of harm to patients due to avoidable inefficiencies and inequity in how care is delivered. Health care in America has inequiti
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