Organ procurement: let's presume consent.
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IN WINNING FIRST PRIZE in the Logie Medical Ethics Essay Contest in 1997, Dr. Fady Moustarah made a strong and compelling argument in favour of presumed consent in the procurement of donor organs. He stressed that a major education campaign will be needed when such a policy is adopted lest some people begin to regard physicians as "organ vultures."
- University of Alberta Canada
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Canada, Health Care Rationing, Informed Consent, Tissue and Organ Procurement, Waiting Lists, Health Policy, Personal Autonomy, Humans, Ethics, Medical, Attitude to Health, Health Education, Risk Assessment, Resource Allocation
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