Teaching ethics in organ transplantation and tissue donation (original) (raw)

This paper explores the ethical dimensions surrounding organ transplantation and tissue donation, emphasizing the need for a comprehensive ethical framework in medical education. It discusses the definitions, types, and success rates of organ transplantation, as well as delving into specific ethical concerns raised in various film narratives related to organ donation, the implications of family decision-making, and individual rights. Through the examination of these themes, the paper aims to promote critical discussions on altruism, social responsibility, and the challenges posed by organ scarcity, ultimately advocating for the incorporation of ethical considerations into the practice of organ transplantation.