Over 2,300 Register for Sanad Organ Donation
Jordan is working on developing a unified national protocol for organ donation and transplantation aimed at standardizing procedures and connecting donors with patients in need. The goal is to reduce the gap between the number of patients on waiting lists and the availability of suitable organs. The protocol includes faster and more organized mechanisms to handle emergency cases, especially those involving brain death, which is a primary source of organs available for transplantation. There is also a focus on improving coordination among hospitals and medical teams. Additionally, efforts are underway to expand the donor base through an electronic registration service, which registered over 2,300 donors in less than a day. The data will be linked to an integrated national system to ensure rapid identification of donors and assessment of organ viability, all while adhering to laws that prohibit organ trafficking. These initiatives are built upon accumulated expertise in kidney and liver transplants, emphasizing the necessity of an effective system that guarantees the right organ reaches the right patient at the right time. The overarching aim is to transform Jordan into a comprehensive national program that expands transplantation procedures, reduces waiting lists, and saves patients' lives.
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