A children’s book that is all about organ donation has been written by a nurse from the ICU. This is going to raise awareness about the cause, and it is also going to be supported by nurse specialists too. Mark Ainscough who is a father and also a nurse who works in the ICU has come out to say that he wants people to talk about organ donation more and he wants to make it much less scary for children too. He has come out to say that he wants to make organ donation way less scary for kids. He has said that it would be very difficult to explain to children about donating their organs, but he has written the book in a way that talks about recycling parts. He has been able to raise thousands to cover the cost of the book and this is great to say the least. If you work in a nurse agency or if you work with a nursing recruitment agency, then you should know what an amazing cause this is.

If you work in carers or if you work in care jobs, then you will understand what an amazing movement this is. The law in the UK has said that organ donation is now in an opt-in and opt-out system but at the end of the day, families are always consulted about the procedure. Angie Scales who are a paediatric nurse has said that the service oversees organ donation across the UK and that they want to make sure that the time is as stress-free as possible for families. Of course, more has to be done to make sure that families are aware of how great organ donation is but at the end of the day, positive progress is being made.