Florida Statutes
Part V - Anatomical Gifts (Ss. 765.510-765.547)
765.546 - Procurement of cadaveric organs for transplant by out-of-state physicians.


(1) The organs are being procured for an out-of-state patient who is listed on, or referred through, the United Network for Organ Sharing System; and
(2) The organs are being procured through the auspices of an organ procurement organization certified in this state.
History.—s. 7, ch. 91-271; s. 33, ch. 2003-1.
Note.—Former s. 381.6026.

Structure Florida Statutes

Florida Statutes

Title XLIV - Civil Rights

Chapter 765 - Health Care Advance Directives

Part V - Anatomical Gifts (Ss. 765.510-765.547)

765.510 - Legislative declaration.

765.511 - Definitions.

765.512 - Persons who may make an anatomical gift.

765.513 - Donees; purposes for which anatomical gifts may be made.

765.514 - Manner of making anatomical gifts.

765.515 - Delivery of donor document.

765.5155 - Donor registry; education program.

765.51551 - Donor registry; public records exemption.

765.516 - Donor amendment or revocation of anatomical gift.

765.517 - Rights and duties at death.

765.518 - Eye banks.

765.5185 - Corneal removal by medical examiners.

765.519 - Enucleation of eyes by licensed funeral directors.

765.521 - Donations as part of driver license or identification card process.

765.522 - Duty of hospital administrators; liability of hospital administrators and procurement organizations.

765.523 - Discrimination in access to anatomical gifts and organ transplants prohibited.

765.541 - Certification of procurement organizations; agency responsibilities.

765.542 - Requirements to engage in organ, tissue, or eye procurement.

765.543 - Organ and Tissue Procurement and Transplantation Advisory Board; creation; duties.

765.544 - Fees; organ and tissue donor education and procurement.

765.545 - Physician supervision of cadaveric organ and tissue procurement coordinators.

765.546 - Procurement of cadaveric organs for transplant by out-of-state physicians.

765.547 - Cooperation between medical examiner and procurement organization.