Concerned

<b>CONCERNED</b><br>
Dr. Sue V. McDiarmid, photographed at a conference in Atlanta, is president of UNOS. She said it is better for the organizations investigations to be thorough than quick. If you come down too fast and hurriedly and potentially wrongly, you can do a good deal of harm to patients on the waiting list, said McDiarmid, who also is a pediatric liver specialist at UCLA Medical Center.

W.A. Harewood / For The Times / June 29, 2006

CONCERNED
Dr. Sue V. McDiarmid, photographed at a conference in Atlanta, is president of UNOS. She said it is better for the organizations investigations to be thorough than quick. If you come down too fast and hurriedly and potentially wrongly, you can do a good deal of harm to patients on the waiting list, said McDiarmid, who also is a pediatric liver specialist at UCLA Medical Center.

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