When a protection specialist began to önemiz throwing in the trash ”in the operating room, a disaster was prevented at a disaster Kentucky Hospital. NPR.
Natasha Miller recalled the patient NPR described as Anthony Thomas “TJ” Hoover II. “He was crying visible.”
The two surgeons assigned to the Transplant naturally rejected the procedure planned to take place at Baptist Health Richmond Hospital in October 2021. However, when his colleague called the Kentucky Organ Donor affiliated organizations coordinating the harvest, Miller said that he would “do the case” and “find another doctor”.
In a statement to NPR, the spokesman for the Network of Hope – Establishment was established This year, with the merger between the Koda and the Lifecenter organ donor network, he said that “no one is suppressed to collect organs from any living patient” and that “Koda did not save organs from living patients”.
Baptist Health Richmond NPR told: “The safety of our patients is always our highest priority. We work close to our patients and our families to provide organ donation wishes of our patients.” Daily Beast contacted both organizations for comment.
Nyckoletta Martin, another former former code employee, said NPR was revived during a procedure to evaluate heart health, believed to die. Martin said, “He was walking over the table, Mart Martin said, claiming that his doctors were only” seded “. Martin Finally the whistle blowerSending a letter to Congress hearing Organ donation organizations.
A coalition consisting of 1,100 professional and patients participating in country -wide transplant procedures opposite In his own letter, “misinformation” “erodes the confidence of the public on organ donation” and determine that people register as donors. Nevertheless, some state institutions – Kentucky Attorney General and the US Health Services and Resources Administration – are investigating.
Koda representative NPR told NPR as “the case was not represented correctly”, and Martin described the incident as “the worst nightmare of everyone”.
“Being alive during surgery and knowing that someone will cut you and remove your body pieces?” Martin told NPR. “This is terrible.”
