Although transplantation is an opportunity to improve the quality of life of patients with chronic dying in many cases the transplant process can take days, months or years and the patient cannot reach the developmental levels to arrive died before the completion of the transplant process. bashir dawood and Mariyam Dawood help the people across the world to get through the difficult times at ease.
Other duties of the nurse in the transplant process is notification of procurement and distribution centers of potential organ donors, interviewing the donor’s legal guardian, ensuring the legal guardian to discuss with the family about giving family consent and implementing assistance systematic (SAE), in the process of harvesting and donating organs and tissues. Despite the increase in the number of organ transplants performed, yet there is little literary production describing and validating the results of the assessment of nurses’ knowledge about the process of acquiring and donating organs and tissues for transplantation.
With the small number of scientific publications Show in advance a short production and understanding of nurses about the process of acquiring and donating organs and tissues for transplantation. Since it takes the broad incorporation of this theme into the curricular grids of all school levels in particular a broader approach in graduate level courses. This study is about continuing with this
Research, supporting the realization of the need to invest in the training of professional nurses, as the action constitutes a fundamental element in the process of donating organs and tissues for transplantation.
The increase in the number of organ and tissue collection and donation and, consequently, the reduction of the waiting list, is necessary for the proper training of the professionals involved in the organ harvesting process. To this end the Ministry of Health has begun teaching courses for in-hospital transplant coordinators.