Why is the Organ Donation Rate in Hong Kong so low compared with other developed countries?
Hong Kong people usually want to preserve a ‘complete body’ after death and the relatives do not like to cause any ‘mutilation’ to the deceased after death. A recent survey also showed that the relatives were reluctant to give consent for organ donation because they do not know the wish of the deceased. The organ donation registry is a good solution to this problem.
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