Should everyone become a donor of the organ? – Society

A Good Project Presented by Aggressive, Attacking and Wrong Rhetoric may cause a public outcry, illustrated by the bill on organ transplantation days has caused a real boom.

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A number of prejudices that already accompany the donation of organs have been increased only because the people do not trust institutions, especially those that represent them [19659008] Following comments on social networks, we can conclude that the dominant attitude is that if you sign a donor card, someone will wait for you or get in a car to use your organs. Of course, this is far from the truth, but statements like "the dead have no rights" will certainly not raise people's awareness of the importance of donation and don'ts. will not increase their number.

Doctor and MP DS Dusan Milisavljevic bodies, but that its meaning and importance should be revealed by experts, doctors who wrote it, not politicians.

– There is nothing more humane than when one's body extends one's life. The expert should talk about the importance of this law and the safety of the transplant process. Then all doubts and fears would disappear – emphasizes Milisavljevic. He says that as a doctor, he supports the current bill, adding that it is the same in 11 European countries, including Croatia and Slovenia, which, unlike us, are among the most leaders in the number of donors

. patients who can only be cured by an organ transplant, but we do not have enough donors. As a result, most of them can lose their lives and if awareness about the importance of organ harvesting is greater, it would be different – said Milisavljevic

The president of the Association of Transplanted and Transplant Persons Together for a New Life "by Mladen Todic

– Patients are sad that there is no presumed consent in this law, but on the other hand they are aware that we as a society are not ready for such a radical step in this area.If it is passed, this law will make a major change in organ transplants because of Serious systemic improvements, starting with more outreach work and promoting transplantation and organ donation as a humorous act – says Todic.He adds that the Inspector of Biomedicine, which controls the establish health care in terms of personnel, equipment, space and administration, is also positive, as well as the conditions of quality and safety of human organs for transplantation, working conditions and the organization of health.

– It is also positive that the law provides a precise definition of health facilities and institutions to perform transplants and / or organs and hospitals for organ donation – points out Todic, who told him given a new liver and a second chance a few years ago

Although the importance of organ donation in Serbia is the greatest contribution of the media, write on such a serious topic of d & # 39; a sensational way often creates a false image and discourages potential donors from this human gesture. In addition to the misconception that something bad will happen to us if we sign a donor card for life or that the church is against this act, there are many unconfirmed registrations on the abuse of drugs. organs

and donor personal data are strictly protected. There is no way that anybody's organs are donated, except if they suffer from brain death because only in this case, they remain preserved and can prolong or save lives for somebody. A

Djordje Vukadinovic stated that no one in the Serbian Parliament, where the debate on the law on organ transplantation is underway, is speedily improving the transplantation but that the measure of the implicit consent that he brings is legally and ethically controversial. In all of the laws on organ donation, everything is more or less in order, in addition to a fundamental change, at every birth, it becomes the donor of the body, which n & # 39; 39 is that an explicit statement of revocation, Vukadinović said at a press conference. According to him, the consequences of such a revolutionary disposition can be far-reaching and provoke troubles among the citizens, for ethical, psychological, religious and other reasons. The Deputy Group "Free Members" Tatjana Macura said that the deputies of the Serbian Parliament did not seriously understand the importance of the law on organ transplantation, and that Serbian citizens are not sufficiently informed about this. subject. According to her, in Serbia, a small number of people who sacrificed organs and it falls from year to year. SNS MP Ljiljana Malusic suggested, as she said, to take into account the fact that we have a surplus in the budget to make as many specialized institutions as possible. We are building modern infrastructure, schools and modern hospitals for the transplantation of cells, tissues and human organs, she added. Darko Laketic, head of the SNS, pointed out that the purpose of the law is to reduce the number of pacified organs waiting, but that the number of successful transplants will increase

On the European background

and the donor card was signed by 150,000 citizens, which places our country at the bottom of the scale of European donors

PSG: Reasonable Concerns

The Free Citizens Movement has announced that it supports all measures that in full compliance with the wishes of any potential donor and family, to provide a sufficient number of organs necessary to save and prolong life. In the PSG, they say that because of the discreet statements of people in power, "the public is reasonably concerned about the application of new regulations" on the donation of organs.