RULES AND METHOD OF SUPPORTING THE DECISION-MAKING ABOUT THE POSSIBILITY OF SURROGATE MOTHERHOOD BASED ON THE CIVIL LAW

Abstract

The possibility of having a child is an important indicator of the reproductive health of the population. 10-15% of Ukrainian families are infertile. Most of them resort to the use of assisted reproductive technologies, which are currently developing rapidly in Ukraine. The essence of surrogate mothrhood is that the fertilized egg is transplanted into the body of a genetically foreign woman who gives birth and gives birth not for herself, but for a couple who for various reasons can not have children. The productivity of health workers is significantly increased through the successful implementation and use of decision support systems.

None of the known decision support systems is designed to support decision-making on the possibility of surrogacy, taking into account the rules of civil law. So, today, the urgent task is to develop a system of supporting the decision-making about the possibility of surrogate motherhood based on the civil law, for which we must first develop rules and methods of supporting the decision-making about the possibility of surrogate motherhood based on the civil law, which is the purpose of this study.

Developed rules and methods of supporting the decision-making about the possibility of surrogate motherhood based on the civil law, on the basis of the requirements of medical law experts on the procedure of surrogate motherhood, make it impossible to make incorrect (illegal) decisions on the possibility / impossibility of surrogate motherhood. The use of the developed method provides a reasonable and legally correct decision on the possibility or impossibility of surrogate motherhood, increases the correctness of decisions on surrogate motherhood, formalizes the decision-making process on the possibility of surrogate motherhood and is the theoretical basis for developing a system of supporting the decision-making about the possibility of surrogate motherhood based on the civil law.