organ procurement
collocation in Englishmeaningsoforganandprocurement
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organ
noun
uk/ˈɔː.ɡən/us/ˈɔːr.ɡən/
a part of the body of an animal or plant that performs a ...
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procurement
noun[U]
uk/prəˈkjʊə.mənt/us/prəˈkjʊr.mənt/
the process of ...
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(Definition oforganandprocurementfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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Without consent,organprocurementcould not coherently be described as a "contribution" to the social or human community.
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Indeed, there are important moral connections between policies oforganprocurementand policies of organ allocation.
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Only under carefully delineated circumstances wouldorganprocurementorganizations, physicians, and others have access to this information.
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A unified approach to organ donor recruitment,organprocurement, and distribution.
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One that exists concerns a general reluctance toward a commercialization oforganprocurement.
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Therefore, ethicists who base their evaluation of commercialization inorganprocurementon commodification arguments 27 must be careful to avoid ultimately begging the question.
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This policy, along with a plan of public education and a strong infrastructure fororganprocurement, is what has enhanced their donor rates.
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The question is whether they are better than facilitatingorganprocurementby engaging in deception and forgoing consent.
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In our view, saving lives throughorganprocurement(and transplantation) is at least as important as these other communitarian goals and should be handled similarly.
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Strategies for cadavericorganprocurement: mandated choice and presumed consent.
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Overall, a general rejection of the full commercialization oforganprocurementwas articulated throughout all group discussions.
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It would also be much simpler and less costly than other approaches toorganprocurementthat involve the process of obtaining consent.
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Farther-reaching market-based models for the commercialization oforganprocurementthat are driven by profit motives were rejected unanimously.
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Given these concerns, he supports an opting-in approach that requires consent for posthumousorganprocurement.
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As such, current trends inorganprocurementobliterate some identities while asserting the importance of others.
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This proposal will be quickly rejected by those who believe that consent is an absolute requirement for cadavericorganprocurement.
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Consent to withdrawal of life support andorganprocurementfocuses more on the patient's and family's interests and less on the declaration of death itself.
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This argument identifies an important moral connection betweenorganprocurement, including organ donation, and organ distribution and allocation.
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On the one hand, the success of policies oforganprocurementmay reduce scarcity and hence obviate some of the difficulties in organ allocation.
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