Which of the following is NOT a generally accepted criterion for deciding which patient should receive an organ transplant?

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Financial status of the patient should never be a criterion for deciding who should receive an organ transplant. It goes against the principle of fairness in allocating resources based solely on medical need and potential benefit to the patient. The other criteria listed are generally accepted and considered when determining a patient's eligibility for a transplant.

Which of the Following Is NOT a Generally Accepted Criterion