Dale Gardiner

Intensive care staff: the gatekeepers to donation after circulatory death

Annette Robertsen, Dale Gardiner, Leslie M. Whetstine

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306.1: International consensus recommendations for the adult pathway of controlled donation after circulatory determination of death (cDCDD).

Helen Opdam, Alicia Pérez‐Blanco, Dale Gardiner, Richard Hasz et autres

Introduction: cDCDD has immense potential to expand deceased organ donation and transplantation worldwide. Barriers to its uptake include a lack of consensus on ethical, legal and clinical practices. In 2024, the European Society of Organ Transplantation (ESOT) led an international project to …

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406.8: Never event(s) in solid organ transplantation: ABO incompatibility.

Olive McGowan, Jeanette Foley, Dale Gardiner, John J Richardson

Blood group compatibility is a major criterion for allocation of organs for transplantation. Although the barrier of ABO compatibility can be crossed, this is usually undertaken in planned and preconditioned cases. This outlines the case of unintentional ABO incompatible transplantation for three …

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307.2: UK opt-out legislation: Impact on organ donor registrations and consent/authorisation.

Dale Gardiner, Susanna Madden, John T. E. Richardson, Daniel Harvey et autres

Introduction: Opt-out legislation, known in the UK as deemed consent/authorisation, was implemented in Wales (2015), England (2020), Scotland (2021) and Northern Ireland (2023). While legislation wording varies slightly between UK nations, the core principle is that adults who have not opted out, …

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P.50: Donor family perspectives on deceased organ donation: Responses to a survey about meeting their organ donation needs and factors influencing decision making.

Olive McGowan, Dale Gardiner

Donor families have complex emotional, psychological and informational needs both during and after their donation journey. During donation requiring clear, compassionate communication, emotional support, and time to process the gravity of their loved one’s death or impending death. Very often families may …

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320.4: Ten year exploration of organ donation from the emergency department in the UK.

Dale Gardiner, Susanna Madden, John M. Richardson, Olive McGowan et autres

Introduction: Some countries have adopted Intensive Care for Organ Donation (ICOD) which involves admitting patients directly from the Emergency Department, even if non-intubated, specifically to facilitate organ donation. The UK does not permit non-therapeutic (elective) ventilation solely for donation purposes. In 2018, …

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322.7: Simulation training for specialist nurses and intensive care medical teams in organ donation.

Olive McGowan, Cathy Miller, Dale Gardiner

Introduction: Simulation training is recognised as an excellent teaching method and has become commonplace in many specialties. Simulated training and scenarios are often designed to focus on aspects of clinical care that are challenging, for example, difficult conversations, clinical emergencies, and technical …

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Mapping and Handling Conflicts of Interest in Deceased Organ Donation: How to Handle Ethical Issues and Build Trust in the Healthcare Team

David Shaw, Nichon Jansen, Alicia Pérez‐Blanco, Anne Flodén et autres

It has been suggested that there is a significant conflict of interest between providing best care for the dying patient and a subsidiary role in facilitating the donation process. Should healthcare professionals who are involved in a patient's care and determination of …

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Comparing in‐situ normothermic regional perfusion with standard deceased donation: ethical similarities

Andrew McGee, Drew Carter, Brendan Parent, Dale Gardiner

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Biological Death and Civil Death—A False Dichotomy

Andrew McGee, Dale Gardiner

We welcome the article by Lizza et al. (2025) and agree with them on many points. In particular, we are pleased to see that they now recognize the significance of Merker’s work on the role of the b...

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Launching the Donation, Retrieval and Transplantation Academy

Dominic Simpson, Olive McGowan, Cathy Miller, Louise Hubner et autres

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Eligible DBD Donors Proceeding via the DCD Pathway: Incidence, Cause, and Outcomes in the United Kingdom

Mark Burgess, Laura Silsby, Susanna Madden, Joana Da Silva Letra et autres

Background: Eligible donation after brain death (DBD) donors may rarely proceed via the donation after circulatory death (DCD) pathway. The incidence, reasons for pathway divergence, and graft and recipient outcomes in the United Kingdom of this cohort are unknown. We aimed to …

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