PPT-Donation after circulatory death and the dead donor rule

Michael NairCollins PhD Behavioral Sciences and Social Medicine Florida State University College of Medicine Tallahassee FL USA No conflicts of interest Methodology Responsible moral reasoning begins with unbiased assessment of relevant factual questions. Jessica Hammond, RN, BSN, SRNA. Topics for Discussion. History of the determination of death. Assessment and testing of the potential brain dead patient. Medical management of the brain dead organ donor. MPH. DCD Ethics. Next Speaker:. Sponsored by. DCD Ethics. Alexandra K. Glazier, JD MPH. VP & General Counsel New England Organ Bank. Chair, OPTN/UNOS Ethics. Faculty, Boston University School of Law. donation. and allotransplantation. Jozef . Virčík. 003435. Lisbon. 2013. 1. Last year, 60 people made history by participating in the longest chain of organ transplants to date, newspapers reported this week. Coordinated by 17 hospitals in 11 U.S. states, the lifesaving string of operations unfurled in August when a California man gave a kidney to an anonymous recipient. In return, that patient’s niece—a willing donor though not a match for her relative—offered a kidney to another individual on a transplant waiting list. The domino effect continued over four months as 30 Americans received kidneys thanks to donations by friends or family members to compatible strangers. . 1. 2. 3. Once . I am registered as an organ donor, the medical personnel will not save my life in case I am injured in an accident. .. Q. This is impossible. Saving life is the responsibility and foremost priority of every healthcare professional. They will consider collecting a patient's organs for transplantation only when the patient is certified dead.. Organ Donation. OD. Organ. donation. 2. Outlines. hat is organ donation?. W. ow to support organ . donation?. H. . hy. should we support organ donation?. W. 3. Symbol of organ donation. “. The Butterfly”. Breakout Session A. Presenters:. Jeffrey Johnson, MD, LAC. USC Medical Center. Mudit. Mather, MD, Loma Linda University Medical Center. Moderator:. Marcia . Penido. , LCSW, MPH, Huntington Hospital. Dr. . Priti. . KapadiaGupta. Professor and head, . Department of Ophthalmology,. Govt. Medical College ,. Surat. What’s covered in this presentation. Organ donation at a . glance. What organs can be donated. AND . VOLUNTARY BLOOD DONATION CAMPS. . SOURCE OF BLOOD . . Blood Donor . Value Blood Donor as . VIP. Should meet defined Donor Selection criteria . ORGAN DONOR. Do now:. What does anatomical mean?. Anatomical – of or relating to body structure. Organ Donor. The . Uniform Anatomical Gift Act . allows a consenting individual to donate his or her organs and tissues upon death for the purpose of transplantation . MYTH: If the family agrees to donation, doctors will not try hard to save the patient. FACT: . When you go to a hospital for treatment, doctors focus on saving your life – not somebody else’s. . The Option to donate organs is offered only after the person is medically declared dead. . composed of a panel of on-call intensivists who assist the OPO with donor management. Intensivist goal’s shift from: . O. ptimizing cerebral perfusion pressure. Hemodynamic stability. Diagnosing neurological death. Kathryn Beheshti. Objectives. Understand the referral process for potential organ donors. Identify potential donors. Understand the process of Donation after Circulatory Death (DCD) . Recognize your role in the donation process. . What is Donor Network of Arizona?. . Why . register as an organ and tissue donor?. Who is waiting for organ transplants?. Who are getting transplants?. What are the facts?. How do you register as a donor?. Who services Medical center hospital?. Southwest Transplant Alliance. Organ and Tissue Procurement Organization. Lions Eye Bank. Eye and cornea Procurement organization. . Telephone: 1-800-201-0527.