National Organ Procurement Service Data
Organ Donation Transplant Ireland (ODTI)/ HSE- National Organ Procurement Office.
2016
The purpose of this data collection is to have accurate national data on organs procured, transplanted, exported and imported and sent for research.
All organs procured, transplanted, exported and imported in the Republic of Ireland.
National data collection started in 2016 by the ODTI and is ongoing. Each year sets starts on the 1st of January and finishes on the 31st December.
All organ donations in the Republic of Ireland are coordinated through the National Organ Procurement Service in the ODTI. Ethical guidelines protect the interests of deceased organ donors, their families, and transplant recipients.
HSE, DOH, Council of Europe, WHO, Clinical teams and researchers.
Number of referrals, number of donors, number of no consents, number of medically unsuitable referrals, number of single organ donors, number of multi organ donors, number of non utilised donors, number of heart donors, number of lung donors, number of liver donors, number of kidney donors, donor information & non conversion donor activity information.
Not available.
We document the IRD number, Irish Registered Donor number.
Gender and age.
Data collated by reviewing the donor files and non conversion donor activity logbook and collating on the data base.
Data is collected after each donor and non conversion referral.
N/A.
6 year Average is 176 per annum.
Annually.
Annual reports and specific data requests.
No.