Indiana Code
Chapter 16.1. Revised Uniform Anatomical Gift Act
29-2-16.1-16. Hospital Agreements With Procurement Organizations

Sec. 16. Each hospital in Indiana shall enter into agreements or affiliations with procurement organizations for coordination of procurement and use of anatomical gifts.
As added by P.L.147-2007, SEC.12.

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Indiana Code

Title 29. Probate

Article 2. Miscellaneous Provisions

Chapter 16.1. Revised Uniform Anatomical Gift Act

29-2-16.1-1. Definitions

29-2-16.1-2. Chapter Application

29-2-16.1-3. Persons Who May Make Anatomical Gifts During the Lifetime of a Donor

29-2-16.1-4. Methods of Making Anatomical Gifts

29-2-16.1-5. Amendment or Revocation of Anatomical Gifts

29-2-16.1-6. Refusal of Anatomical Gifts

29-2-16.1-7. Persons Prohibited From Making, Amending, or Revoking an Anatomical Gift; Donor Revocation of an Anatomical Gift; Unemancipated Minors

29-2-16.1-8. Priority of Persons Authorized to Make an Anatomical Gift of a Decedent's Body or Part

29-2-16.1-9. Anatomical Gift Documents; Amendments; Revocations

29-2-16.1-10. Anatomical Gift Recipients; Unnamed Recipients; Anatomical Gift Uses; Rules; Delivery of Anatomical Gift Documents; Amendment; Revocation

29-2-16.1-11. Searches for Documents of Gift or Refusal

29-2-16.1-12. Petitions to Determine Anatomical Gift or Revocation of Anatomical Gift

29-2-16.1-13. Organ or Tissue Donor Queries for Hospital Patients

29-2-16.1-14. Documents of Gift

29-2-16.1-15. Hospital Referrals to Procurement Organizations; Record Searches; Examination of Medical Suitability; Rights of Person to Whom a Part Passes

29-2-16.1-16. Hospital Agreements With Procurement Organizations

29-2-16.1-17. Liability; Immunity

29-2-16.1-18. Validity of a Document of Gift

29-2-16.1-19. Bmv, Pla, and Dnr Cooperation With Donor Registries; Requirements of Registry; Personally Identifiable Information

29-2-16.1-20. Declarations and Advance Health Care Directives; Procurement Organizations

29-2-16.1-21. Coroner Cooperation With Procurement Organizations; Postmortem Examinations; Removal of a Part of Organ From a Decedent