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02.3 — Organ Network

Organ Sharing Network

A national system for organ and tissue donation intake, matching, and transplant coordination — digitizing donor profiles, centralized nationwide data, recipient matching, and inter-hospital coordination so every transplant decision is faster, more accurate, and fully explainable.

Manual cross-referencing is slow and error-prone. Built on a centralized, real-time data architecture connecting hospitals and coordination centers nationwide, the system applies a consistent priority-ranking framework referencing internationally validated standards — including UNOS (United Network for Organ Sharing) allocation principles — alongside domestic clinical regulations. Every ranking is traceable: why one patient was prioritized over another, and on what data and criteria.

Machine learning models, validated internationally and referenced against UNOS standards, support virtual cross-match prediction of donor-recipient immunological compatibility and image-based organ and tissue quality assessment. An AI coordinator assistant auto-summarizes donor and recipient case files and helps connect hospitals and coordination centers nationwide — while natural-language ranking explanations free coordinators and physicians from manual cross-checking, returning that time to patient care and the clinical judgment no system can replace.

Traceable rankings — right patient, right time
Donor & Recipient ProfilesVirtual Cross-MatchOrgan Quality Imaging
Explainable Priority RankingUNOS-referenced criteriaTraceable Match Decisionnationwide, real-time
ISO 27001Audit Trails

AI Virtual Cross-Match

Machine learning predicts donor-recipient immunological compatibility and supports image-based organ and tissue quality assessment, built on internationally validated models referenced against UNOS standards.

AI Coordinator Assistant

Auto-summarizes donor and recipient case files and helps coordinators communicate across hospitals and coordination centers nationwide — shortening processing time when decisions need to happen fast.

Explainable Priority Ranking

Every ranking carries a natural-language explanation of why one patient was prioritized over another, and on what data — so decisions stay fast and fully accountable to patients, hospitals, and regulators.

HIPAA-ready architectureISO/IEC 27001:2022End-to-End EncryptionAI-assisted PHI masking

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