What is the process of organ donation after death?

Donation of remains and organs refers to the behavior that natural persons voluntarily donate all or part of their remains to medical science after their death, while natural persons who did not express their willingness to donate before their death donate all or part of their remains to medical science after the death of their immediate family members. Those who voluntarily donate their bodies and organs for free need to fill out an application and then go to a nearby notary office for notarization. At the same time, the registration acceptance station shall issue a commemorative certificate of voluntary donation of remains uniformly printed by the provincial Red Cross to the official registrant. The registration of voluntary donation of remains was not handled before his death, but his immediate family members requested voluntary donation of remains before or after his death. After obtaining the certificate of the deceased's work unit or notary office, you can go to the registration acceptance station to accept the donation of the remains. Voluntary donors can change or cancel their registration. However, you must first go through the notarization of change or cancellation of registration.

Two. Registration procedures for body donation:

1. The donation of remains shall follow the principle of voluntariness and free of charge.

2. The registration procedures for donation of remains are generally handled by the Red Cross Society where the household registration is located.

3. After the applicant receives the form in duplicate, please read the instructions carefully and fill in it carefully.

4. The opinions of the executed person in the table can be filled in by relatives or close relatives and friends (if this column is left blank, this table will be invalid).

5. After filling out the form, please bring three one-inch (or two-inch) photos, register directly with the District Red Cross Society, and receive the commemorative certificate and donation card for the donation of the remains. Donations of remains and organs are made on a voluntary and free basis. You can register at each registration acceptance station first, and then go to the notary office for notarization.

Third, other processes.

1, organ acquisition process. When the registered donor reaches the state of clinical waiting for donation, the hospital where the donor is located will have a physical examination, and the hospital coordinator will submit the relevant information of the donor to the provincial human organ donation office, which will notify the human organ collection organization to collect human organs, which will collect and save them according to the human organ donation standards.

2. Organ allocation process. The donated organs are distributed by the provincial human organ expert group according to the principle of human organ distribution in China. The provincial human organ donation office shall witness organ donation and transplantation.

3. Body processing technology. After the organ donor completes the donation, the hospital will carry out ethical medical treatment to restore the original appearance of the body; Donors who have not donated their bodies or do not meet the acceptance conditions shall be handed over to their families and assist in dealing with the aftermath.

4. Difficult rescue process. The provincial human organ donation office draws up the rescue plan and process, and organizes its implementation.

5. Remember the process of commemoration. The Provincial Human Organ Donation Office opened a special area in the Provincial Memorial (Monument) Forest and a column in the Provincial Red Cross Network to remember and commemorate organ donors.