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Five years after introduction of an opt-out consent system for organ donation; lessons learned from England and the Netherlands.
Five years after changing from opt-in to opt-out consent systems in England and the Netherlands, we examine the impact on donor registrations, consent rates, donor numbers, and reflect on lessons learned. Opt-out legislation was implemented in May 2020 in England and July 2020 in the Netherlands. In
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