Epistemic Authority and Trust in Shared Decision Making About Organ Transplantation.

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@Willyintheworld Agreed, but I think the “burden of proof” that noncompliance impairs outcomes should be on transplant programs @MarshallChinMD and I wrote up the argument here: https://t.co/NilLHJTG3G

RT @MarshallChinMD: Agree, outstanding article by @danielalamasmd in @nytopinion. Thanks for illuminating how transplant centers can impro…

RT @WF_Parker: @danielalamasmd @nytopinion outstanding article- the way most transplant centers use social factors in candidacy decisions i…

RT @MarshallChinMD: Agree, outstanding article by @danielalamasmd in @nytopinion. Thanks for illuminating how transplant centers can impro…

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