Consider the viewpoint (root causes), experience, or contribution of different stakeholders to the situation (stakeholders may include the patient and family, care providers, managers,policymakers, etc. depending on your news story)

The answer should relate to the following case In November 2019, a patient of Virtua Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital in New Jersey received a kidney transplant out of priority order (Dub, 2019). The patient received a kidney meant for another patient higher up on the waiting list. Both patients had the same name and were of a similar age. The patient who the kidney was intended for received a transplant six days afterwards. A member of the clinical team realized a problem with the priority ordering based on the matching list of United Network for Organ Sharing (Mesumeci, 2019). Upon the hospital learning this mistake, Mr. Reginald Blaber, the hospitals Executive Vice President and Clinical Chief Officer, indicated that this error was unprecedented in a 40-plus-year transplant program and additional verification would have prevented the error (Mesumeci, 2019). Upon the hospital shortly following up after their surgeries, it was found that both patients were doing well; they were also both informed about the error. Following this situation, the hospital put in place measures and educational reinforcement to prevent similar future occurrences.