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Sistema Informativo Trapianti (SIT)

Ministero della Salute / Centro Nazionale Trapianti

HDB-0644

The Sistema Informativo Trapianti is an infrastructure operated by the Italian Ministry of Health and the National Transplant Centre that manages data on organ donation, procurement, and transplantation within the Italian National Transplant Network. It provides public statistics on waiting lists, donor declarations, and transplant procedures to support transparency and traceability.

Category

Open dataset

Access

Open access

Cost

free

Region

Europe — Italy

Coverage

National

Data types

transplantation, waiting-lists, organ-donation

transplants organ-donation public-health

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Record HDB-0644 · last verified 2026-10-28 · listed in Open datasets

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