; (E) by inserting before subparagraph (P) (as so redesignated) the following: (A) increase organ donation by— (i) working actively to increase the supply of donated organs, (ii) providing information to physicians and other health professionals regarding organ donation, (iii) establishing a process and procedures for adopting best practices in organ donation, and (iv) establishing processes, procedures, and requirements for continuing education for transplant community personnel to implement best practices, (B) increase access to transplantation for underserved minorities, (C) reduce barriers to transplantation based on socio-economic status, (D) increase access to transplantation for children, (E) promote innovation in transplantation science, (F) promote innovation in organ donation and allocation, (G) increase organ utilization and reduce organ discards by eliminating transplant policies and regulations that encourage transplant centers to avoid the use of certain organs, (H) reward local communities for donation efforts by ensuring local access to donated organs, (I) facilitate collaboration between transplant centers and local Organ Procurement Organizations to maximize organ donation and utilization, (J) establish policies and procedures to increase the use of marginal or high-risk donors consistent with sound medical judgement and informed consent, and ensure transplant centers are not penalized for such use, (K) establish uniform criteria for determining patient medical status, (L) incorporate outcome measures into allocation policy to ensure maximum benefit to the population from transplantation, (M) increase transparency of data collection and modeling for organ donation and organ allocation, (N) establish policies and regulations that decrease the cost of organ procurement and transplantation, (O) eliminate regulatory duplication between agencies resulting in inefficiency in the transplant process,