by Frances Hand
Oxford University DPhil Candidate Frances Hand will be sitting down with various academics and practitioners to discuss the theoretical and practical difficulties within Transplantation Medicine. This will serve as one aspect of Dr Farrah Raza's project on Transplantation Medicine, which has been funded by the Oxford Law Faculty's Internet Fund.
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February 12, 2024
<p>In our sixth and final episode of this season, Frances Hand is joined by Mr David Nix, the founder and lifetime president of the Donor Family Network, a charity which works to support donor families. We discuss some of the ways the Donor Family Network supports donor families, the legacy that donation can be for our loves ones and the value of creating a community of people who 'get it'. </p>
February 4, 2024
<p>In Episode 5, Frances discussions consent and relational autonomy with Professor Jonathan Herring. They examine protections under the current law, as well as the difficulties that the law has with real-world decision-making, which is often made with others in mind. They discuss the benefits of organ donation and transplantation where the patient's loved ones play a key role. </p>
January 8, 2024
<p>For our fourth episode, Frances Hand discusses the value of a strong doctor-patient relationship with Professor Berg and Dr Engelmann. We discuss some of challenges to facilitating informed consent during stressful decision making. </p>
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Oxford University DPhil Candidate Frances Hand will be sitting down with various academics and practitioners to discuss the theoretical and practical difficulties within Transplantation Medicine.
This will serve as one aspect of Dr Farrah Raza's project on Transplantation Medicine, which has been funded by the Oxford Law Faculty's Internet Fund.
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