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Putting ethics and clinical decision making before politics: requiring COVID-19 immunization for Solid Organ
Mark Kuczewski1, Katherine Wasson1, Paul J Hutchison2
1Neiswanger Institute for Bioethics, Stritch School of Medicine, Loyola University Chicago, Maywood, Illinois.
Abstract:
We recommend that vaccination for COVID-19 should be a requirement for waitlist activation for solid organ transplant (SOT). We also recommend that such vaccination be required of the primary member of the in-home support team. We argue that these requirements are consistent with current standard practices that draw on a well-established ethical framework. As a result, these recommendations should be easily received and are only controversial owing to the inflamed and politicized state of public discourse.
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