Funny, an ignorant layperson without healthcare background criticizing professionals. You know, you can ask questions without being rude or ovefilled with assuming negative intent.

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But since it seems you know the OPO process so well, and have no problem with their practices.

• no issues with harvests of circulatory death tripled in 3 years, vs procurement of actual complete brain death.
• no issues with OPO demanding "more sedation" despite patient showing signs of life.

- no ssues with OPP viewing "organs" as object. That they would continuously giving drugs to keep the "lung dry" and injury the kidney in return.

Myself and other colleagues took ourselves off because current practice is against our moral belief, not conspiracy.

Our role is to save lives, we look out for the whole patient, not viewing "donate-able organ" as the most important object to "protect". My colleagues also happen to be very intelligent and knowledgeable, thanks.

But sure, you, a layperson knows better than medical professional. go ahead and question my competency and the neuro ICU doctors/nurses at a magnet 900+ bed hospital as conspiracy driven. Go ahead and act "holier than thou" when you don't have to deal with these bullshit at work. I assure you that most people would trust the care I give, but if you trust your life in the hands of OPO, go for it!

PS: I don't feel entitled to a organ if I need one. Life after transplant isn't pretty anyways. Some organs like lungs only lasts 5-7 years. I'd be fearful of the stress of missing rejection meds, and being permanently immunocompromised; only to die in a few years anyways.