Indian J Transplant
 2020
DOI: 10.4103/ijot.ijot_24_20
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Immediate donation of eyes after life: The first prospective, nurse driven, smart phone-based observational study on cornea donation in India

Avnish Kumar Seth
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Twinkle Singh
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Preeti Monga
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“…Families of all patients who passed away in the hospital were counseled by nurses trained for cornea donation. 7 A "DOD Huddle" to celebrate the hard work carried out by various departments followed a successful donation.…”
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Overcoming Challenges of Deceased Organ Donation in Indian Private Hospitals

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“…Families of all patients who passed away in the hospital were counseled by nurses trained for cornea donation. 7 A "DOD Huddle" to celebrate the hard work carried out by various departments followed a successful donation.…”
Section: Implementation Of Plan In Hospitalsmentioning
confidence: 99%

Overcoming Challenges of Deceased Organ Donation in Indian Private Hospitals

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Pandit
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Quality assessment and outcomes related to deceased organ donation in a tertiary care hospital in India an observational study

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