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| − | ==Acceptability at Recruitment==
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| − | ==Acceptability at CT / Work-Up==
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| − | ACCEPTABLE
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| − | ==Individual at Risk==
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| − | ==Explanation of Condition==
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| − | ==Guidance==
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| − | Transgender people are not excluded from joining the Anthony Nolan register. Potential donors who would like to join the register should record their self-identified gender in the ‘male / female’ check-boxes on the application form.
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| − | The sex of a potential donor is one of the factors that clinicians consider when identifying the best donor for their particular patient. Therefore, at the point of joining the register, should a potential donor voluntarily disclose that their self-identified gender is different to their sex assigned at birth, we will ask permission to record this on the application form.
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| − | • If the potential donor gives permission, this should be recorded in the ‘any other information’ field in Section C of the physical application form and on page 4 of the online application form
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| − | • If the potential donor does not give permission, they should be advised that it will be necessary to disclose their sex assigned at birth should they ever be chosen as a potential match for a patient
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| − | If the potential donor has any further questions, please advise them to contact the Donor Support team on 0303 303 0303.
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| − | All information provided in the application process is treated with the strictest confidence.
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| − | ==Pseudonyms or Related Conditions==
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| − | ==Version==
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| − | Version 1, Edition 1
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| − | ====Date of Last Update====
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| − | 1st December 2015
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Latest revision as of 13:44, 31 July 2025
