Intended audience: clinical services coord - csc tgln management audit

The post-allocation checklist is a quality control step that occurs after the offer process is completed for a consented organ. This could mean that an offer has been made and accepted, or that an offer has been made and declined for all potential recipients.

Two Clinical Services Coordinators (CSCs) must complete the checklist, to confirm that the allocation and offer processes were completed properly.

Confirmations cannot be changed once the checklist is saved.


Initiating a post-allocation checklist

Prerequisite: An offer has been accepted (or no transplant programs have accepted the offer).

  1. Go to the donor profile, then select Organ > Checklists on the sidebar.

    Example - checklist controls


  2. Select the Create Post-Allocation Checklist button.

  3. The system presents a blank checklist. Note the items on the checklist are different, depending on the organ being allocated. (For example, for a kidney being allocated provincially, Ontario IPOS Kidney at Export Threshold? appears.)

    Example - post-allocation checklist


  4. For each item on the checklist:

    1. Validate the item by comparing the allocation recommendation to source data (on iTransplant and OATS).

    2. Select the I Confirm checkbox under CSC 1 Confirmation.

  5. Select the Save Post-Allocation Checklist button.

The system adds the new checklist to the table at the top of the section. The checklist can be verified by another CSC.

Verifying a post-allocation checklist

Prerequisite: A CSC has completed the post-allocation checklist and has requested verification. The system will not allow the first CSC to verify any checklist items.

A second CSC must review the information and verify that it is accurate.

  1. Go to the donor profile, then select Organ > Checklists on the sidebar.

    Example - Checklist controls and history table of completed checklists.


  2. In the table of completed checklists, select the most recent pending post-allocation checklist.

  3. The system presents a checklist with CSC’s confirmations showing. Note the items on the checklist are different, depending on the organ being allocated.

    Example - post allocation checklist - completed by one CSC.


  4. For each item on the checklist:

    1. Validate the item by comparing the allocation recommendation to source data (on iTransplant and OATS).

    2. Select the I Confirm checkbox under CSC 2 Confirmation.

  5. Select the Save Post-Allocation Checklist button.

The system saves the checklist and updates the table at the top of the section.

The organ can now be recovered and delivered to the recipient’s transplant centre.

Viewing checklist history

To see the status of checklists for a given allocation:

  1. Go to the donor profile, then select Organ > Checklists on the sidebar.


    Example - Checklist controls and history table of completed checklists.


  2. Select Checklist History at the top of the table.

  3. The system presents a pop-up window.

    Example - pop up window of checklist history


  4. To close the window, select Close, select the small red x, or press Escape.

Viewing a post-allocation checklist

Checklists can be viewed by TGLN management and auditors to confirm that the allocation and offer process was conducted properly. CSCs and CSC managers cannot open and view completed checklists.

  1. Go to the donor profile, then select Organ > Checklists on the sidebar.

    Example - Checklist controls and history table of completed checklists.


  2. In the table of completed checklist, select the post-allocation checklist.

  3. The system presents the selected checklist, showing all CSC confirmations that have been made. Note the items on the checklist are different, depending on the organ being allocated.

    Example - post allocation checklist - verified by two CSCs.


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