| Content | Carried out by | |
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Step 1 | First information (informed consent) | Â | Nephrologist/ Surgeon |
Step 2 | First psychosomatic assessment | 1. Mental stability, actual psychosocial situation | Different evaluators (two psychosomatic specialists) for donor and recipient |
2. Scrutinization and verification of the informed consent | |||
3. Verification of voluntariness taking relative behavioral patterns and neuroticisms of the donor into consideration | |||
Step 3 | Other medical examinations | Â | Â |
Step 4 | Second psychosomatic assessment | 1. Dynamics of the relationship between donor and recipient | Donor, recipient and their evaluators (=advocates) |
2. Anticipation of the transplantation | |||
Step 5 | Transplantation board | External assessment consisting of | Members of the transplantation board by the general medical association (a physician, a magistrate, a psychologist or specialist of psychosomatics) |
Evaluation by the general medical association | - verification of voluntariness | ||
- exclusion of financial interests | |||
Final Informed consent | Last preparations prior to the operation | Anesthesiologist, Surgeon |