Dying people: death by disease, disaster, death penalty 。。。。。。 These are people who are personally conscious and willing to donate certain parts of their body organs. A verbal request can be made.
Normal people willing to donate organs after death, to apply in writing. And it has to be notarized by a notary public at his own expense.
The application is completed and kept by the Civil Affairs Bureau for record.
Specific measures vary from place to place, such as some confidentiality. This is something you can contact the local civil affairs bureau. The registration acceptance station will issue the official registrant with a "Volunteer Donor Memorial Card" printed by the provincial Red Cross Society.
The following is the "Regulations on the Donation of Remains and Organs in Fujian Province" you can refer to:
Chapter I General Provisions
Article 1 In order to regulate the donation of remains and organs, to protect the lawful rights and interests of all parties involved in the donation and acceptance of the remains and organs, and to carry forward the spirit of selflessness, to develop the cause of medical science and promote the progress of the society, according to the actual situation of the province, to formulate a plan for the development of the society, to promote the development of the society, and to promote the development of the society. Progress, according to the actual situation in this province, the formulation of these regulations.
Second Article These regulations shall apply to the administrative area of the province of human remains, organ donation and its related activities.
The remains referred to in these regulations are the bodies of natural persons after their death.
Organs as referred to in these Regulations refer to the human organs and human tissues of natural persons other than blood, sperm, eggs and embryos.
Article 3 Donation of human remains and organs shall follow the principles of voluntariness and gratuitousness. The transplantation of donated organs shall follow the principles of science, justice and fairness. Prohibit the sale of human remains and organs.
Article 4 The donor's donation and human dignity are protected by law and respected by society.
The close relatives of the donor shall respect the donor's willingness to donate and support the donor's donation behavior.
Article 5 The health administrative departments at or above the county level shall be in charge of the work of human remains and organ donation in their administrative regions. Civil affairs, justice, public security, education, science and technology and other departments in accordance with their respective responsibilities, to do a good job related to human remains and organ donation.
The local Red Cross societies are responsible for the registration of human remains and organ donation, consultation, organ transplantation sorting and other organizational services.
Article 6 Local people's governments at all levels and relevant departments and units shall take measures to encourage citizens to donate human remains and organs.
Radio, television, newspapers and magazines, the Internet and other news media shall strengthen the publicity of human remains and organ donation, and promote the formation of good social customs.
Schools that have the conditions should carry out the body and organ donation of science education.
Article 7 Local people's governments at all levels and relevant departments may commend and reward donors of human remains and organs and units and individuals who have made outstanding achievements in the work of human remains and organ donation.
Chapter II Donation of Human Remains
Article 8 Natural persons with full capacity for civil behavior may donate human remains. If a natural person with limited capacity for civil behavior is willing to donate his or her remains, he or she shall obtain the written consent of his or her guardian.
Article IX of the donor to donate human remains should be registered, fill out the registration form and sign and seal. The registration form shall contain the donor's basic information, the implementation of the donation of the relevant information and consent to the implementation of the views of the body to accept the unit and other matters.
Local Red Cross societies at all levels and the registration units entrusted by them are the registration organizations for the donation of human remains. The registration organization shall publicize its name, address, contact information and working hours to the society.
Article 10 A donor who goes through the procedure of registering for the donation of human remains may go to the registration organization or request the registration organization to come to his home to register.
If the donor does not choose a unit to receive the remains, the local Red Cross Society shall determine the unit to receive the remains.
The registration unit commissioned by the local Red Cross Society shall regularly report the status of the registration of body donation to the commissioned Red Cross Society, which shall promptly notify the relevant body-accepting unit.
The registration organization, the unit accepting the remains and its staff shall keep the matters registered confidential and shall not disclose them.
Article 11 The donor executor commissioned and registered by the donor can be the donor's close relatives, or other natural persons, or the donor's work unit, residence and village committees, pension institutions and other organizations.
Article XII of the registration procedures for human remains donation, the donor can change the registration or revocation of registration. The registration organization shall promptly be changed or revoked.
Article XIII of the provincial Red Cross unified printing of human remains donation registration form, donation card and certificate of honor.
Promoting the donor to carry the donor card.
Article 14 Units meeting the following conditions may become units for accepting human remains upon registration with the provincial Red Cross:
(1) institutions of higher learning and scientific research units with the ability to carry out medical teaching and medical scientific research, or medical institutions with the ability to carry out medical scientific research and organ transplants;
(2) institutions and personnel engaged in the acceptance of human remains
(iii) have equipment and places suitable for carrying out the work of accepting human remains.
The unit for accepting human remains can serve as the unit entrusted by the Red Cross to register human remains donation.
Article 15 After the death of the donor, the donor executor shall promptly notify the unit of acceptance of the remains, and the unit of acceptance of the remains shall accept the remains and go through the procedures for acceptance within twenty-four hours after receiving the notification.
If the donor executor is unable to do so for any reason, the donor's work unit or the residential (village) committee of the place of residence, the nursing home and other organizations, may promptly notify the corresponding acceptance unit or the local local Red Cross.
In the event of death caused by sudden factors, the relevant units and individuals who learn that the deceased is a donor shall promptly notify the donor executor or the local local Red Cross.
After accepting the remains, the unit accepting the remains shall file a record with the local local Red Cross within ten days.
Article 16 The unit accepting the remains shall properly manage the donated remains and establish a file on the utilization of the remains; when the remains are utilized, a ceremony shall be held to show respect for the remains and respect for the donor, and there shall be no act of insulting the remains; and it shall be responsible for the cremation of the utilized remains, and shall bear the costs of the transportation of the remains, the cremation fee and other related expenses.
Local Red Cross societies and units accepting the remains may set up memorial facilities for the donor.
Chapter III Organ Donation
Article 17 A natural person who has reached the age of eighteen and has full capacity for civil behavior may donate living organs, and there shall be written proof of consent to donation before donation. The donation of living organs by the donor shall not jeopardize his or her life.
Natural persons willing to donate organs after death shall have written proof of their consent to donation; if there is only a verbal expression of consent to donation, the following conditions shall be met:
(1) there shall be a written proof of his or her spouse as well as two physicians;
(2) if there is no spouse, there shall be a written proof of his or her parents or adult children as well as two physicians;
(3) there shall be a written proof of his or her parents or adult children as well as two physicians;
(4) there shall be a written proof of his or her consent to donation. (C) If there is no spouse, parents or adult children, there are two other close relatives as well as written certificates from two physicians;
(D) If there is no close relative, there are written certificates from the workplace or the residential (village) committee of the place of residence, the nursing home and other organizations as well as from two physicians.
Article 18 A donor may designate a donated living organ for transplantation to a close relative.
Article 19 A donor may donate an organ for an undesignated recipient.
A donor who donates an organ for an undesignated recipient shall register with the local Red Cross in his place of residence. The Red Cross Society of the city, county (city, district) shall report the registration to the provincial Red Cross within three days. The local Red Cross Society may entrust medical institutions to carry out the registration, and the medical institutions shall report the registration to the entrusted Red Cross Society within three days.
Article 20 The registration of donation needs to fill in the registration form, the registration form shall contain the donor's basic situation, the name of the donated organ and other matters.
The donor can change the registration content after registration or revocation of registration, the registration organization shall be changed or revoked in a timely manner.
Registration organizations, relevant units and staff of the registered matters shall be confidential and shall not be disclosed.
Article 21 The provincial Red Cross Society shall establish an information base for organ donation and transplantation. The provincial Red Cross Society may raise funds for the construction and management of the information bank, and the provincial people's government and its relevant departments shall support it.
Article 22 The removal of organs from the remains of a donor shall be carried out only after two or more physicians have confirmed the death of the donor.
The physician who confirms the death of the donor shall not participate in the removal or implantation of organs from the remains.
The donor's remains are subject to judicial appraisal or are appraised to be in need of continued examination, the organs of the remains shall not be removed.
Article 23 After a physician removes an organ from a donor's remains, the removed part shall be properly treated.
After removing the organs donated for the unspecified recipient, the medical institution shall promptly transfer them to the medical institution implementing organ transplantation in accordance with the requirements of medical technology, and the medical institution implementing organ transplantation shall file the record with the provincial Red Cross within ten days.
Article 24 Individuals who need to receive organ transplants donated by non-close relatives shall apply to the Provincial Red Cross Society or to the Provincial Red Cross Society through the medical institutions with relevant certificates from the medical institutions.
The Provincial Red Cross Society shall register the applicant's application in the chronological order of its receipt, and shall enter the contents of the application into the information database of donated and transplanted organs. The content of the registration shall not be deleted or changed without the written request of the applicant.
Article 25 If the donated organ is used for an unspecified recipient, the Provincial Red Cross shall determine the transplant recipient according to the chronological order of the application for registration in the organ donation and transplantation information database.
When an organ is donated for an unspecified recipient, he or she and his or her close relatives shall have the right of preference in accepting an organ donated by another person for transplantation. If more than two persons have priority, the order shall be determined by the provincial Red Cross according to the time of application for registration.
If the medical institution that performs the transplant surgery considers the recipient unsuitable for transplantation according to the medical technology and the relevant indexes of the donated organ, the provincial Red Cross Society shall determine the recipient of the latter order. In an emergency situation where the donated organ may lose its utilization value, the medical institution may transplant it first and report in writing to the provincial Red Cross within ten days.
Article 26 The provincial health administrative department may access the relevant information in the information bank of donated and transplanted organs and supervise the transplant sequencing. If the parties concerned have objections to the sequencing, they may complain to the provincial health administrative department, which shall investigate and verify the complaint and reply to the complainant in writing within ten days after receiving the complaint.
Chapter IV Legal Liability
Article 27 Violation of the provisions of Article 3, paragraph 3 of these Regulations, the sale of human remains, the administrative department of health shall confiscate the illegal income, and the buyer and seller shall be fined three to five times the amount of the transaction.
In violation of the provisions of paragraph 3 of Article 3 of these Regulations, the sale of organs, the administrative department of health shall confiscate the illegal income, and impose a fine of seven to ten times the amount of the transaction; medical institutions selling organs, shall also be directly responsible for the competent personnel and other directly responsible personnel shall be given sanctions according to law and revocation of their practicing certificates; medical personnel selling organs, shall also be given sanctions according to law and revoke their practicing certificates; for the sale of organs, the health administrative department shall confiscate the illegal income.
Article 28 Violation of the provisions of Article 10, paragraph 4, Article 20, paragraph 3 of these Regulations, the registration agency, the relevant units and staff to disclose the donor registration matters, by the competent department or the staff of the unit to be criticized and educated; the circumstances are serious, the directly responsible for the competent personnel and other directly responsible personnel shall be given penalties according to law.
Article 29 In case of violation of the provisions of the first paragraph of Article 14 of these Regulations, where a unit that has not been registered with the provincial Red Cross Society accepts human remains, the administrative department of health shall order the cessation of the violation; in case of seriousness of the circumstances, a fine of not less than ten thousand yuan and not more than thirty thousand yuan shall be imposed. The remains accepted in violation of the law shall be arranged by the Provincial Red Cross to be given to qualified units for accepting remains, and the unit accepting the remains in violation of the law shall be responsible for disposing of the remains that cannot be utilized.
Article 30 violation of the provisions of the first paragraph of Article 16 of these Regulations, the remains of the use of the completion of improper handling, or insulting the remains of the behavior, the administrative department of health shall be warned; the circumstances are serious, by the Provincial Red Cross to revoke the registration of its remains acceptance unit; constitutes a crime, shall be investigated for criminal responsibility.
Article 31 Violation of the provisions of Article 22 of these Regulations, unauthorized removal of organs by the physician, by the unit shall be given sanctions; the circumstances are serious, by the administrative department of health revocation of its practicing certificate; constitutes a crime, shall be investigated for criminal responsibility.
Article 32 If, in violation of the provisions of Article 25 of these Regulations, a staff member of the provincial Red Cross Society fails to determine the recipient of a transplanted organ in accordance with the ranking of the applicants, the provincial Red Cross Society shall give administrative sanctions to the department head and the person directly responsible in accordance with law, and shall impose a fine of 10,000 yuan or more than 30,000 yuan or less on the directly responsible person by the provincial administrative department of health.
Article 33 If the administrative departments of health, local Red Cross societies, medical institutions and their staff fail to perform their duties, show favoritism, or abuse their powers in the course of implementing these Regulations, their competent departments or the units in which the staff members are employed shall impose sanctions on the persons in charge and other persons directly responsible according to the law; and if a crime is constituted, the person in charge shall be held criminally liable according to the law.
Chapter V By-laws
Article 34 The close relatives of the donor referred to in these Regulations refer to the donor's spouse, parents, children, brothers and sisters, grandparents, grandchildren and grandchildren.
Article 35 These Regulations shall come into force on September 1, 2005. (Local regulations)
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