Donation After Circulatory Death (DCD)
An educational video about donation after circulatory death for healthcare professionals.
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Our laboratory provides in-house testing to help clinical teams oversee organ and tissue donation from start to finish. Testing services are also available to our healthcare partners.
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Explore educational videos for hospital partners and clinical teams on donation pathways and brain death.
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An educational video about donation after circulatory death for healthcare professionals.
Watch video on YouTube: Donation After Circulatory Death (DCD)(opens in a new tab)An educational video about brain death for hospital partners and clinical teams.
Watch video on YouTube: Brain Death(opens in a new tab)Our hospital and transplant partners remain essential. Partners can expect continued collaboration, communication, and commitment to excellence as we bring together the strengths of both organizations, share best practices, and strengthen the donation system across Texas.
Patient safety and public trust are at the heart of our work. We support transparency, accountability, and open, frequent communication, treating every donation opportunity with dignity, compassion, and respect.
These resources provide general education and do not replace hospital policies, clinical judgment, or current clinical guidance. Contact our hospital services team for education needs and questions about coordination.
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