Policies of presumed consent frequently solve the organ shortage in the countries in which they are enacted.

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While presumed consent policies, where individuals are automatically considered organ donors unless they opt out, can lead to increases in organ donation rates, they do not universally solve the organ shortage problem. Success depends on various factors including public awareness, trust in the healthcare system, and the effectiveness of the organ donation and transplantation system in place.

Policies of Presumed Consent Frequently Solve the Organ Shortage in the Countries