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Infant Autopsies |
Tuesday 25 March 2003 |
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One of the most problematic effects of the Alder Hey body parts scandal has been a worrying decline in the numbers of tissue and organ donations.
A group of parents and pathologists are so concerned about this drop in donations that they have produced a video to help bereaved parents understand the issues surrounding post mortem examinations. We'll be asking why they decided to make the film.
Clare Richards, the filmmaker and herself a cot death parent, and Dr Waney Squier, Neuro- pathologist discuss why they decided to make the video, and how they hope it will give parents the option of seeing something positive come of their child's death.
If you would like further information call the 大象传媒 Actionline on 0800 044 044.
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