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Organ transplants. Contact between the donor family and recipient

Organ transplantation has in recent years brought forward an interest in bringing donor and recipient families together or at least allowing some contact. This review discusses the topics involved and presents our experiences from one center in Israel, where such contact has been successful with benefits for all parties involved. Further policy developments must take place and guidelines provided to make such contact a thriving routine.