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Journal Article
PICU staff attitude towards organ donor identification and donation after circulatory death
2011
Overview
1 On the other hand, some members of the paediatric intensive care community have called for a moratorium on DCD in children. 2 While ethical guidance has been released by the Department of Health facilitating DCD in adults in the UK, no such guidance has been released for DCD in children. 3 The ODTF suggests that discussions about donation should, if appropriate, become a routine part of end of life care. [...]it would appear that in our PICU introducing organ donation as a routine part of end of life care is acceptable.
Publisher
BMJ Publishing Group Ltd and Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health,BMJ Publishing Group LTD
