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E-learning organ donation
When is organ donation possible and how does the process work?
For whom
The e-learning has been developed for doctors and nurses in the hospital.
Objective and content
When is a patient a potential organ donor? How does the organ donation process work? What do the terms DBD and DCD mean?
In this e-learning module you will get answers to these questions and more.
The e-learning is a mix of theory, videos, and processing questions. You finish with a test.
Accreditation
Accreditation has been granted for:
| Target audience | Accreditation points |
|---|---|
| Doctors (ABAN) | 0.5 point |
| Nurses (V&VN) | 1 point |
| Nurse specialists (VSR) | 1 point |
| Physician Assistants (NAPA) | 1 point |
After fully completing the e-learning, you will receive a certificate and the accreditation points will be awarded.
Costs and study duration
The e-learning is free and takes about 30 minutes to complete.
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Follow-up to the e-learning: conversation training
After completing the e-learnings on donation, you can participate in the CrD conversation training. This conversation training is organized per hospital or region by an (organ) donation coordinator.
More about the conversation training