Post-mortem tissue donation at the Institute of Legal Medicine in Hamburg: talking to the next of kin guidelines and first experiences.

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Post-mortem tissue donation at the Institute of Legal Medicine in Hamburg: talking to the next of kin guidelines and first experiences. / Wulff, Birgit; Schroeder, A S; Braun, C; Karbe, T; Heinemann, A; Püschel, Klaus.

In: LEGAL MED-TOKYO, Vol. 11, No. 1, 1, 2009, p. 141-142.

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title = "Post-mortem tissue donation at the Institute of Legal Medicine in Hamburg: talking to the next of kin guidelines and first experiences.",
abstract = "While building up a tissue donation program at the Institute of Legal Medicine in Hamburg we had to organize the contact to the deceased's close relatives and to develop guidelines for an appropriate approach. Loosing a family member may cause intense psychological reactions as an Acute Stress Disorder (ICD-10F43.0). An {"}Informed Consent{"}, according to the German Tissue Law, requires a good emotional contact, enough time and a detailed discussion on donation between the tissue coordinator and the contacted next of kin. A reliable decision for tissue donation can activate the coping strategies of the deceased s family.",
author = "Birgit Wulff and Schroeder, {A S} and C Braun and T Karbe and A Heinemann and Klaus P{\"u}schel",
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T1 - Post-mortem tissue donation at the Institute of Legal Medicine in Hamburg: talking to the next of kin guidelines and first experiences.

AU - Wulff, Birgit

AU - Schroeder, A S

AU - Braun, C

AU - Karbe, T

AU - Heinemann, A

AU - Püschel, Klaus

PY - 2009

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N2 - While building up a tissue donation program at the Institute of Legal Medicine in Hamburg we had to organize the contact to the deceased's close relatives and to develop guidelines for an appropriate approach. Loosing a family member may cause intense psychological reactions as an Acute Stress Disorder (ICD-10F43.0). An "Informed Consent", according to the German Tissue Law, requires a good emotional contact, enough time and a detailed discussion on donation between the tissue coordinator and the contacted next of kin. A reliable decision for tissue donation can activate the coping strategies of the deceased s family.

AB - While building up a tissue donation program at the Institute of Legal Medicine in Hamburg we had to organize the contact to the deceased's close relatives and to develop guidelines for an appropriate approach. Loosing a family member may cause intense psychological reactions as an Acute Stress Disorder (ICD-10F43.0). An "Informed Consent", according to the German Tissue Law, requires a good emotional contact, enough time and a detailed discussion on donation between the tissue coordinator and the contacted next of kin. A reliable decision for tissue donation can activate the coping strategies of the deceased s family.

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VL - 11

SP - 141

EP - 142

JO - LEGAL MED-TOKYO

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