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During our Week of Talks, Dr. Laura Machin and Britzer Paul Vincent Paul Raj showcased their research conducted with the aim of understanding organ donation ethics and culture.<\/h1>\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t
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Ethical uncertainties in the face of deemed consent for organ donation in the UK<\/h2>\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t
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Dr. Laura Machin is a senior lecturer in Medical Ethics at Lancaster University.\u00a0Laura’s research interests rest within the social and ethical aspects of health and medicine. Previously, she has focused upon the social and ethical aspects surrounding reproductive medicine, in particular sex selection technology, and gamete and embryo donation.\u00a0<\/span>Laura has also explored the moral and political aspects of umbilical cord blood donation, banking, and transplantation, as well as considered the use of donated deceased bodies to teach anatomy to medical students.<\/span><\/p>

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In her recent DoRN Week of Talks presentation, Laura discusses research that she is currently working on which explores the introduction of the deemed consent policy in the UK, and looks at the perceived ethical uncertainties for doctors and nurses working on the front line.<\/span><\/p>

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The DoRN Week of Talks provided a unique opportunity to engage in an easy and convenient Q & A with presenters. Below we have listed the questions that we received for Laura and Britzer Paul V, along with their answers. <\/h1>\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t
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Secondly, and to engage with your point more substantially, the donation ethical principle \u2018voluntary\u2019 emerged in the data set when participants discussed how genuine the consent was from donors under a deemed consent system. There was concern that a deemed consent policy laid open the possibility for organs to be retrieved from people who may not wish to donate but had not opted out of the system. At times, the opt out function was presented as attempting to avoid this from happening and yet, doubt was created when participants referred to the process of opting out and\/or someone\u2019s ability<\/em> to opt out. The opt out process was described by participants as needing to be transparent and accessible to all. Such standards were implied to ensure that donation was voluntary despite the deemed consent policy, and people were not coerced into donating.<\/p>

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In terms of \u2018ownership\u2019 as another donation ethical principle, this arose when participants created uncertainty around how successful the deemed consent policy would be in practice. The family veto, societal culture surrounding death and body ownership, and the culture surrounding the act of donation were all depicted as hindering the potential success of the deemed consent policy. These perceived restrictions were implied to be rigid and immoveable. Alternatively, participants accepted that the deemed consent policy may lead to an increase in the number of donations, but its possible success was undermined and lacking justification by references to the intangible \u2018costs\u2019 to the culture of donation. The participants portrayed themselves as frustrated, and therefore implied they were supportive of organ donation, and increasing the number of donors, whilst also demonstrating insight into the family perspective and their involvement in organ donation decision making. The family were presented as powerful and incredibly influential in organ donation decision making. In one way this power was justified by references to societal perceptions of body ownership resting with relatives of the deceased. Yet, the power was also presented negatively as a possible cause for conflict between participants and family. In both instances, the deemed consent policy was implied as having either negative consequences ie \u201cbattles\u201d with family, or \u201cstate ownership\u201d. Alternatively, it would be simply ineffective, and unwarranted in the face of the family veto. For these participants, they were able to portray themselves as concerned about body ownership and valuing the voluntary nature of organ donation, which they presented as lost in the face of deemed consent and family veto.<\/p><\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t

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This systematic review is a part of my Ph.D. research work. It showed that individuals from India opted family as the greatest barrier toward deceased organ donation. Informing one\u2019s own willingness to be a deceased organ donation is a vital role player for their families to give consent or make\u00a0a decision in their absence. However, while further looking at research in my review, majority of the individuals have not initiated\u00a0any conversation or discussed their willingness with their family members. Therefore, making family to be a perceived barrier in informing their willingness, rather than family being a barrier by not approving their willingness to pledge or register. Based on these findings, a part of my Ph.D. research looks from a subjectivist point of view on why individuals from India perceive family to be a barrier and how they think family influences them in such matters. I am also looking at what the individuals need to address such barriers in informing their willingness to register or pledge for deceased organ donation.<\/p>

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Understanding the deeper reasons for how and why family being a hurdle and barrier toward deceased organ donation in India will help to improve strategies that enable the involvement of family in discussion, to break the barrier of silence on this topic, to enable the environment to look at this as an essential conversation, addressing the generation gap among family members, and what has to be addressed appropriately according to the need of the community to address this issue.<\/p>

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