Union Health Minister Dr. Mansukh Mandaviya will launch this digital registry in the Seva Pakhwada starting in Agra, UP on Saturday. According to the Union Health Ministry, the digital registry has been developed for the purpose of regulating organ donation.
Patients will now be able to know sitting at home when they will get organs for transplant.
Now the patient will be able to get information about organ donation and its waiting list sitting at home. The government has digitalized the entire system of organ transplantation in the country for the first time. With this digital registry, the patient will not only be able to see what is his place in the waiting list for organ transplant. In fact, any person can legally pledge to donate his organs. From here he will also get a digital certificate. Along with this, Abha account of those who pledge to donate organs will also be opened.
Union Health Minister Dr. Mansukh Mandaviya will launch this digital registry in the Seva Pakhwada starting in Agra, UP on Saturday. According to the Union Health Ministry, the digital registry has been developed for the purpose of regulating organ donation. The ministry says that this will help in eliminating the presence of brokers and middlemen.
Transparency in Organ Transplantation
This digital registry has been prepared by the team of National Health Authority (NHA) after consultation with NITI Aayog. The biggest benefit of this registry is transparency in organ transplantation and collecting digital data of those who pledge to donate organs.
A senior official of the Health Ministry said that under this, organ donation pledge registry, recipient registry and two separate registries for living and deceased donors, a total of four registries have been prepared. These are linked to a central database. Its biggest advantage will be that only relevant stakeholders will have access to this data. Online certificates will be available to those who pledge to donate organs.
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