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08Dec/16

Viewpoint: Wall right to consider move to a presumed consent law – Saskatoon StarPhoenix

Viewpoint: Wall right to consider move to a presumed consent law
Saskatoon StarPhoenix
When applied to the issue of whether or not to become a potential organ donor, nudge theory recommends shifting from an “explicit consent” opt-in approach, where potential donors have to purposefully mark their interest in donating in the event of

08Dec/16

Organs could be automatically used for transplants as Scottish Government considers ‘opt-out’ system – Scottish Daily Record


Mirror.co.uk

Organs could be automatically used for transplants as Scottish Government considers ‘opt-out’ system
Scottish Daily Record
Currently, organ and tissue donation after a person’s death only happens if the person made clear in advance they wished to be a donor, for example by joining the NHS organ donor register, or where their nearest relative authorises the donation on
Scotland considering change to organ donors law in massive boost to opt-out system campaignMirror.co.uk
Scotland moves closer to Opt Out organ donation systemGlasgow Evening Times
Consultation on increasing donor numbers launchedBBC News
Press TV –Mearns Leader
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07Dec/16

Scotland considering change to organ donors law in massive boost to opt-out system campaign – Mirror.co.uk


Mirror.co.uk

Scotland considering change to organ donors law in massive boost to opt-out system campaign
Mirror.co.uk
“With the amazing help of donors and their families, the NHS in Scotland has achieved a huge amount in recent years. This year, there have been 85 deceased organ donors in the eight months since April, compared to 60 over the same period last year.
Consultation on increasing donor numbers launchedBBC News
Outlook of Iranians on organ donationPress TV
Consultation on increasing donor numbersMearns Leader

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07Dec/16

Wife gives husband the gift of life and backs Kirstie’s Law campaign – Exeter Express and Echo


Exeter Express and Echo

Wife gives husband the gift of life and backs Kirstie’s Law campaign
Exeter Express and Echo
A healthy person can lead a normal life with one working kidney, and around of all kidney transplants carried out in the UK are from living donors. Like retrieving organs from a deceased donor, it does mean carrying out major surgery and there is a

07Dec/16

Scotland moves closer to Opt Out organ donation system – Glasgow Evening Times


Glasgow Evening Times

Scotland moves closer to Opt Out organ donation system
Glasgow Evening Times
It means organ donation could take place when a person dies in hospital unless they have opted out through the donor register or told their family they don’t want their organs donated. Aileen Campbell, Public Health Minister, said: “Organ and tissue