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Kidney Transplant List ?
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every day in Britain 3 people on the K.P.L.. die, so sad :(
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.There has been a significant effort to improve the Organ Transplant programme within the UK over the last few years. That effort has resulted in significant improvements on the number of registered donors - but there is obviously room for further improvement.
There is a big discussion going on at the moment on additional initiatives to encourage further organ donation, ranging from paying the funeral costs for those individuals who donate their organs upon death through to the concept of presumed consent ( or opt-out), and these systems are being trialled in various parts of the country.
Indeed, Wales are at the stage of bringing forward a legislative bill to introduce a system of presumed consent into Law within Wales in 2015.Should that prove successful, I am sure that such a system would be extended throughout the UK.
http:// www.hos pitaldr ...ach- to-orga n-donat ion
http:// www.bbc .co.uk/ ...les- politic s-17288 827
It is almost certainly a given that, offered a transplant to replace a failed or failing organ, most people would not hesitate to accept - unyet only around 30% of those thought eligible are signed up as organ donors.More people need to do the right thing and register....
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There is a big discussion going on at the moment on additional initiatives to encourage further organ donation, ranging from paying the funeral costs for those individuals who donate their organs upon death through to the concept of presumed consent ( or opt-out), and these systems are being trialled in various parts of the country.
Indeed, Wales are at the stage of bringing forward a legislative bill to introduce a system of presumed consent into Law within Wales in 2015.Should that prove successful, I am sure that such a system would be extended throughout the UK.
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It is almost certainly a given that, offered a transplant to replace a failed or failing organ, most people would not hesitate to accept - unyet only around 30% of those thought eligible are signed up as organ donors.More people need to do the right thing and register....
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There can be a bit of a wave effect with it. Without trying to blow my own trumpet, I started giving blood a few years ago and at the same time registered to donate anything I could upon my death. I made a bit of a song and dance about it which resulted in several family members and friends doing the same. Most of them hadn't previously just because they'd never got round to it.
I think more heavy handed campaigns would be a good start.
I think more heavy handed campaigns would be a good start.