Reporting point for organ transplantation travel movements

What is the purpose of this reporting point?

The reporting point is intended to gain insight into foreign transplantations of Dutch patients. Why is this important?

• We want to better understand what is going on.
• We want to develop targeted preventive policy where necessary.
• We want to strengthen international cooperation.
• We want to increase the safety of patients and donors.

The reports are analyzed for signals of potential illegal transplantations. In this way, the reporting point contributes to combating organ trafficking and improving national and international regulations.

Make a report

Important:

• Through the online form, you indicate that you want to make a report. You will then receive a questionnaire and someone from the NTS will contact you.
• A report contains no names, citizen service numbers (BSN) or dates of birth of involved persons.

Questions and answers about the reporting point

What is the purpose of the Reporting Point for Organ Transplantation Travel Movements, is making a report mandatory, who can make a report and what happens to the report? We answer as many questions as possible on our frequently asked questions page.

To the frequently asked questions

Information for patients on the waiting list

For patients who are on the waiting list for a transplant, information is also available about organ trafficking and the reporting desk. Here they can find explanations about what organ trafficking is and the risks this entails for the donor and the recipient, among other things.

Information for patients on the waiting list