Exempel på presumed consent

• Perhaps we should consider presumed consent unless they (the person dying) explicitly has said no.

• He is a pledged organ donor who favours presumed consent.

• We have an "opt-in" system of donation, under which those willing to give their organs on death must sign up as donors, as opposed to the "presumed consent" or "opt-out" systems.

• There's an argument that presumed consent damages the vital relationship of trust between dying patients and their doctors.

• More in-depth, qualitative interviews may be more useful than surveys, especially to examine attitudes toward presumed consent as a term.

• One objection is that presumed consent takes away individual autonomy and that people will be disenfranchised from their own bodies.

• Strategies for cadaveric organ procurement: mandated choice and presumed consent.

• Most importantly, presumed consent requires a general recognition and acceptance by all members of the community.

• Following the passage of the presumed consent law, a progressive increase in the number of cadaveric organs transplanted was seen up into the late 1980s.

• Under presumed consent, if a person opposes organ donation and fills out a card, he or she will certainly have that wish fulfilled.

• These include adopting a system of presumed consent or mandated choice, and offering financial incentives to families who agree to donate.

• The concept of 'presumed consent' needs mention here.

• Other proposals bore directly on the current legal regulations on living or postmortem donations and involved obligatory registration or presumed consent.

• If a policy of presumed consent were to be established for organ transplant there would need to be a specific provision for removal of genetic material.

• We have based our approach on the issue of presumed consent on evidence from other countries.

• That would be solved by presumed consent, as the relatives would be given a presumption because of the failure to opt out where that occurs.

• However, the evidence suggests that that is not entirely clear and that countries that have switched to presumed consent have a better supply.

• Nevertheless, the case must be made for moving to a system such as presumed consent under which people have to opt out.

• The question of relatives' views being against the presumed or actual views of the patient is not new in respect of presumed consent.