I wonder if we can prepare a textbook that examines the social aspects of organ donation together with those who are interested in this subject. Proposed title of the book is " Sociocultural Aspects of Organ Donation; Societies Approach to Organ Donation According to Gender, Age, Religion, Tradition and Cultural Values" Maybe we can form a group for this project in the near future. Dr. Tontus
Hello, my name is Paloma Guerra. I am a resident in Internal Medicine at Mexican Social Security Institute.
About four years ago, when I was to get my physician degree, I served as an Organ and Tissue Donation and Transplantation Coordinator (certified by CENATRA) and I just found it wonderful. I loved my job back there, so I would be honored if I can get to be part of this project.
I am a Doctor of Research Science in the field of Transplantation, working on Organ Preservation, but I am also a double transplant recipient. I had a kidney as a child in 1980 and a liver in 1997 with both still working extremely well. If I could be involved in any way I would be delighted to help. I work in Leeds, UK.
Thanks, Claire Corps
It is great, Your thought of taking part in our project as a recipient excites me exceptionally. When the chapter list ready I will inform you.
I hope everything goes well for you in this unprecedented time.
Thank you again.
Thanks, Paloma Guerra
Your intention to participate in my project made me happy. When the chapter list ready I will inform you.
Hi! I am interested in contributing and collaborating with you on this. My email is [email protected]
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