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Organ transplants
Autonomy
Veracity
Fidelity
Justice
Beneficence
Organ Transplants: What you don't know
Evgeniya Berger, Marlene Grasser, Jeanna Hardesty,
Heather Vattenky. Robin Vogel, Joyce Winter
Our issue: Exploration of organ transplantation
Don't think of organ donations as giving up part of yourself to keep a total stranger alive. It's really a total stranger giving up almost all of themselves to keep part of you alive. ~Author Unknown
In Short
How to help seasoned nurses
How to help new grads
-Again, NO QUICK JUDGEMENTS!
-Be aware that things do change
-Our current system is not perfect
-keep an interest, be informed
-write legislators, become involved in interest groups
-Emphasize how it is a sensitive issue
-Do not make harsh or quick judgments!
-Take care of body! (A good body = good organs)
-preserve dignity
-be informed, talk to management
The five principles
Patient
versus
Family
Priority levels vary
Honest open discussion is lacking
Other alternatives have yet to be explored thoroughly
Current policies are not completely fair
Dead donor rule
non killing rule
stand by patient
Practical examples
Maximal utility
Domino effect and distribution
Equal ability to receive organs
Death not always harmful
Living donors and harm
Current policy
Saving the stable, letting the sicker die
Global Perspectives
US Versus the world
Informed vs presumed consent
Are we so different?
Research says??
ALTERNATIVES
Death-row organs
UNOS WAKE UP!!!!
To harvest......... or not to harvest.....