Human organ donation process

Some people have serious organ defects due to traffic accidents, work-related injuries or malicious injuries, and they urgently need organ replacement donated by others. Some enthusiastic people will be willing to contribute to society and donate their organs to help these people in need. Regarding the donation of the remains and organs of the deceased, if the deceased is willing to donate, he must agree to donate in the form of a written will before his death. Only with the consent of the closest relatives or the unanimous consent of doctors who have no interest can the organs of the remains be removed.

First, the specific process of organ donation

1. Those who voluntarily donate organs can log on to the website of the Red Cross or go to the office of the Municipal Red Cross to obtain the Regulations on Human Organ Donation and Transplantation, and learn about organ donation.

2. Volunteer donors can go to the Red Cross Society of the city and the voluntary blood donation mobile point to receive a volunteer letter for organ donation.

3. Volunteers themselves or their immediate family members shall fill in the organ donation volunteer book made by the Municipal Red Cross Society, and underage volunteers shall obtain the consent of their parents and fill in the organ donation volunteer book on their behalf. The organ donation petition requires the immediate family members (parents, spouses, adult children and guardians) of the volunteers to agree to sign it.

4. After completing the Organ Donation Volunteer Book, the volunteer himself or others will hand it over to the Municipal Red Cross Society and bring the original ID card of the volunteer.

5, "organ donation volunteers" in duplicate, after being examined and sealed by the Municipal Red Cross Society, one copy is filed, and the other is kept by myself or the client.

6. When the volunteer is dying, the client shall notify the Municipal Red Cross in advance to make preparations.

7. The Municipal Red Cross Society can accept organs after obtaining the hospital death certificate of a volunteer organ donor.

8. The Red Cross will issue honorary certificates to relatives of volunteers, and their ashes can be buried under bright trees.

Second, the principle of organ donation.

1, voluntary, organ donation must follow the principle of voluntary and free, and it is forbidden to buy or sell human organs in any way.

2. Free donation should not be for the purpose of profit, but simply to contribute to society.

3. Give priority to other medical methods;

4. No harm;

5. Encourage the donation of remains and organs.

Legal basis:

Regulations on human organ transplantation

Article 11 Medical institutions engaged in human organ transplantation shall, in accordance with the Regulations on the Administration of Medical Institutions, apply to the competent health authorities of the local people's governments of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government for the registration of the diagnosis and treatment of human organ transplantation. Medical institutions engaged in human organ transplantation shall meet the following conditions: (1) having medical practitioners and other medical personnel suitable for human organ transplantation; (2) Having the necessary equipment and facilities for human organ transplantation; (3) There is a Committee on Clinical Application and Ethics of Human Organ Transplantation Technology composed of experts in medicine, law and ethics, and the number of medical experts engaged in human organ transplantation in the Committee does not exceed1/4 of the members; (4) Having a sound management system for monitoring the quality of human organ transplantation.

Brief summary:

Human organ donation process: Some people have serious defects in their body organs due to traffic accidents, work-related injuries or malicious serious injuries, and they need organ replacement urgently. Some enthusiastic people will be willing to contribute to society and donate their organs to help those in need. Regarding the donation of the remains and organs of the deceased, if the deceased is willing to donate, he must agree to donate in the form of a written will before his death. Only with the consent of the closest relatives or the unanimous consent of doctors who have no interest can the organs of the remains be removed.