The 3-T Model of Informed Consent for Nonstandard Risk Donors: A Proposal for Transplant Clinical Practice

Alessandra Agnese Grossi; Federico Nicoli; Tullia Maria De Feo; Massimo Cardillo; Gabriella Biffa; Renzo Pegoraro; Carlo Petrini; Rosanna Torelli; Francesca Puoti; Giuseppe Rossini; Giuseppe Piccolo; Sergio Vesconi; Enrico Minetti; Barbara Pozzo; Giuseppe Vanacore; David Paredes; Paolo Grossi; Mario Picozzi

doi:10.1097/txd.0000000000001238

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The 3-T Model may enable the prevention of physicians' arbitrariness and the promotion of patient-centered care. Future studies will assess the effectiveness of the 3-T Model in transplant clinical practice.

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