BE A LIFE SAVIOR SIGN UP -

FOR

DECEASED
ORGAN DONATION
A presentation by group 4
Ha Phuong Bich Phuong

Minh Quan Minh Thoa

 TABLE OF CONTENTS

01 Current problems
02 Solutions

03 04
Benefits of being an Needed actions
organ donor
Definition
Cleveland Clinic(2021): organ donation is the
a series of stages including removing an organ
from a person who agreed to give away to a
person whose function of a particular organ was
damaged and unable to be recovered.
 01
Current problems
Need surges but supplies are limited

105800 17 10
The number of men, women Number of people die The number of minutes
and children on the transplant everyday waiting for that a new person is added
waiting list organ donation to the waiting list

By HRSA
(Health Resources and Service Administration)
People do not know how to donate organs

• How to sign up?

• What requirements? Primary
• Where to go? concerns

Americans and Chinese’s knowledge are

both limited, particularly 61.4% Chinese
know little about organ donation
Research by Li et al. (2019)
People do not know how vital deceased
organ donation is
They don’t know how many lives can
organs save

“A donor can save 8 lives and enhance

over 75 more”
( by Organdonor.gov)
People’s willingness is rare

Confucianism

We only have 10 dead patients agreeing to donate

Prof, Dr. Dong Van He
their organs compared to thousands of other brain-
Viet Duc Hospital
dead cases in our country

Mrs. Nguyen Thi Kim Tien

People are reluctant to register for deceased organ Chief of Central-level Senior
donation mainly due to the idea of “dying in one piece” Officials Healthcare Service
02
Solutions
Make a change to individuals’ perception of
deceased donation

Unwillingness coming from

thinking of the death

Religions changing people’s

perception of deceased
donation
 Vietnam-Buddhism
No harm in touching, washing,
At the time of death the
or cutting it
consciousness leaves the body

“What loss do I suffer to give an “I would be happy if I was

unwanted organ after my death able to help someone else
to give another person life?” live after my own death.”
Dr Desmond Biddulph, Dhammarati, Western
Chairman of The Buddhist Buddhist Order
Society.
Monks and officials work together to change
public’s mindset
Giving lectures

To overcome the fear of donating organs - Approximately 700 students from colleges
Buddhist monk Thich Phap Hoa and universities in Ho Chi Minh City came to
Hoang Phap Pagoda to attend “One day
Retreat for Students”
Monks and officials work together to change
public’s mindset

Hold programs

The blood and organ donation

registration festival was jointly held by
the Vietnam Red Cross Society (VRC), the
Vietnam Buddhist Academy (VBA) and
the Vietnam National Institute of
Hematology and Blood Transfusion.
Facts

Most major religions of the world do

in fact permit, allow and support
transplantation and donation

Donation is viewed as an act of

neighborly love and charity
Awake the in-depth desire to be good: Anyone
can be a life savor! How many lives could be
saved?
Create motivation by giving
information: How serious the organ
shortage is?

Launch social media propaganda

• Broadcast television programs
• Involve celebrities and influencers

• Praise in public
Provide information regarding signing up for
deceased donation
Where to sign up?

Give detailed instruction How to sign up?

What documents are

needed?

Simplify the procedures

 03
Benefits of being
an organ donor
An opportunity to help others

Receiving an organ can become a

life-changing event for those in
c
v

organ waiting list

01 --> 08
c
v

person others
 An opportunity to help yourself and
beloved ones
Have higher priority when they
c
v

need transplantation.

Cornea donor: honored

c
v

The family: be awarded

The relatives: given priority in medical
treatment, or cornea transplant

Help a family deal with their loss

c
v
Spread a positive message to society

Inspire other people

c
v

1 people  more and more

people.

Eventually, change people’s

c
v

thoughts about deceased donation.

 04
Actions needed
Natasha Richardson

• An actress and famous for

humanitarian
• Donated her organs after death
• Spread her spirit and goodness to
others
Download the sample application form

Fill the form and send it

Give directly to National Organ

Donation Coordination Center

Do it online through vnhot.vn

“The measure of life is not its duration
but its donation..”

Peter Marshall
 CONCLUSION
01 Current status

02 Solutions

03 Benefits of being an
organ donor

04 Actions needed
REFERENCE
▂ Cleveland Clinic (2021, April 5). Organ
Donation and Transplantation.
https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health
/articles/11750-organ-donation-and
-transplantation
▂ https://www.qdnd.vn/y-te/tin-tuc/v
an-dong-de-tang-cuong-nguon-tang
-hien-tang-tai-viet-nam-646394
▂ https://vov.vn/xa-hoi/tin-24h/viet-
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information about deceased
donation
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instruct them how, where to
sign up
● Government can actively
spread the information about
deceaed donation more
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To those who are not willing
to donate because of their
fear
● Provide more information,
instruct them how, where to
sign up
● Government can actively
spread the information about
deceaed donation more
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Mercury
Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun

Mars
Despite being red, Mars is actually a cold place

Neptune
Neptune is the farthest planet from the Sun
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