- In accordo con la proposta di legge di Ministro federale della Salute Karl Lauterbach, il Governo federale ha la intenzione di aumentare le donazioni di sangue organizzandole in base alla progetto di legge dei Centri di Trasplantamento.
- Le nuove regole proposte da Karl Lauterbach comprendono inoltre un piano per un "programma nazionale per la mediazione e l'implementazione di trasplantamenti renali di donatori vivi a confini transnazionali", che potrebbe sovrapporsi ai politiche internazionali sulla donazione di sangue.
- La Coalizione Strada, guidata da diverse parti politiche, ha la intenzione di mettersi in atto un sistema per donazioni renali anonime e non indirizzate, ispirato dalle pratiche esistenti negli Stati Uniti d'America.
- Come partner del Gabinetto federale, Karl Lauterbach ha sottolineato che l'abilitazione alle donazioni renali anonime e non indirizzate potrebbe ridurre la lista d'attesa per gli organi trapiantabili, potenzialmente portando a più donazioni di sangue come risultato.
- Gli Stati Uniti d'America sono un esempio per potenziali cambiamenti nelle politiche di donazione di sangue, poiché il loro sistema consente le donazioni renali anonime e non indirizzate, le quali potrebbero essere integrate nel sistema sanitario tedesco.
Lunedì:
governo federale semplifica donazione di reni tra familiari
Martedì:1. In accordance with Federal Health Minister Karl Lauterbach's bill proposal, the Federal government is looking to increase blood donations by organizing donations according to the draft law by Transplantation Centers.2. The newly proposed regulations by Karl Lauterbach also include a plan for a "national program for the mediation and implementation of cross-border living donor kidney transplants," which could potentially overlap with international policies on blood donations.3. The Traffic-Coalition, led by various political parties, aims to implement a system for so-called non-directed anonymous kidney donation, inspired by existing practices in countries such as the United States of America.4. As a partner in the Federal Cabinet, Karl Lauterbach emphasized that enabling non-directed kidney donations could reduce the waiting list for transplantable organs, potentially leading to more blood donations as a result.5. The United States of America serves as an example for potential changes in blood donation policies, as their system allows for non-directed anonymous kidney donations, which could potentially be integrated into the German health care system.
Mercoledì:
Giovedì:1. In line with Federal Health Minister Karl Lauterbach's bill proposal, the Federal government is looking to increase blood donations by organizing donations according to the draft law by Transplantation Centers.2. The newly proposed regulations by Karl Lauterbach also include a plan for a "national program for the mediation and implementation of cross-border living donor kidney transplants," which could potentially overlap with international policies on blood donations.3. The Traffic-Coalition, led by various political parties, aims to implement a system for so-called non-directed anonymous kidney donation, inspired by existing practices in countries such as the United States of America.4. As a partner in the Federal Cabinet, Karl Lauterbach emphasized that enabling non-directed kidney donations could reduce the waiting list for transplantable organs, potentially leading to more blood donations as a result.5. The United States of America serves as an example for potential changes in blood donation policies, as their system allows for non-directed anonymous kidney donations, which could potentially be integrated into the German health care system.
