The Donation Process: Forgot What You Learned in Your 101 Training

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The Donation Process Forgot What You Learned
in Your 101 Training?

• Stephanie SchmitzOneLegacy

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The Donation Process
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The Donation Process
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The Donation Process
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The Donation Process
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The Donation Process
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Recovery
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Donation After Cardiac Death (DCD) is

• a family-driven decision
• possible only if the heart stops beating within
  one hour of cessation of life support
• carefully managed by a team of experienced
  transplant coordinators
• not new it pre-dates brain death laws
• uncommon, potentially accounting for up to 10
  of all deceased donors

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Donation After Cardiac Death (DCD) Process
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Donation After Cardiac Death (DCD) Process
Family Chooses to Withdraw Support
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Donation After Cardiac Death (DCD) Process
Family Chooses to Withdraw Support
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Donation After Cardiac Death (DCD) Process
Family Chooses to Withdraw Support
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Withdraw Life Support
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Donation After Cardiac Death (DCD) Process
Family Chooses to Withdraw Support
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Approach
HeartStops Within 60 min.
Withdraw Life Support
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Donation After Cardiac Death (DCD) Process
Family Chooses to Withdraw Support
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Approach
HeartStops Within 60 min.
Withdraw Life Support
Wait 5 min.
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Donation After Cardiac Death (DCD) Process
Family Chooses to Withdraw Support
Approach
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HeartStops Within 60 min.
Withdraw Life Support
OrganRecovery
Wait 5 min.
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The Tissue Donation Process
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The Tissue Donation Process
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The Tissue Donation Process
Coroner Clearance
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The Tissue Donation Process
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Coroner Clearance
Approach
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The Tissue Donation Process
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Coroner Clearance
Recovery
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Questions?