1. The application process for organ donation is:
(1) Consultation. Donors should first learn about organ donation;
(2) Registration. All organ donors must fulfill the 3 conditions of voluntary, gratuitous, and death. Those whose organs or tissues in question are functioning well, who are not infected with AIDS or other serious infectious diseases, and who do not have cancer are generally suitable for organ donation;
(3) Signature. Donors fill out the Human Organ Donation Registration Form;
(4) Time. Because organ donation is highly selective, please inform the Red Cross by phone after the patient's condition deteriorates, and notify the Red Cross and the receiving organization by phone in the shortest possible time after the patient passes away;
(5) Use. The use of organs is strictly in accordance with the wishes of the donor and is for humanitarian treatment of patients, and cannot be used for other profit-making purposes.
2. Legal basis:
Article 8 of the Regulations on Human Organ Transplantation
Citizens who donate human organs shall have full capacity for civil behavior. Citizens who donate their human organs shall have the will to donate in written form, and shall have the right to revoke the will to donate their human organs that has been expressed.
Citizens who do not agree to donate their human organs, any organization or individual shall not donate or remove the citizen's human organs; citizens who have not expressed disagreement with the donation of their human organs, the citizen's death, his spouse, adult children, parents can be in writing *** with the expression of consent to agree to the donation of the citizen's human organs.
Two, medical institutions engaged in human organ transplantation, should have what conditions
Medical institutions engaged in human organ transplantation, should have the following conditions:
1, and engaged in human organ transplantation of licensed physicians and other medical personnel;
2, to meet the human organ transplantation of the necessary equipment, facilities;
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2. There are equipment and facilities to meet the needs of human organ transplantation;
3. There is a Human Organ Transplantation Technology Clinical Application and Ethics Committee composed of experts in medicine, jurisprudence, ethics, etc., and the number of medical experts engaged in human organ transplantation in the Committee is not more than 1/4 of the number of members;
4. There is a sound management system for quality control of human organ transplantation.