Attitudes of Medical Students From Different Countries About Organ Donation. - Abstract -
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INTRODUCTION: Medical education is an important factor to decrease the waiting list for
transplantation. Reports in the medical literature reveal limited notification of potential organ …

Introduction: The shortage of organs for transplantation is a worldwide problem and the main
cause is the refusal of family members to donate. Consent to donate is influenced by many …

INTRODUCTION: Intensive care unit (ICU) nurses are viewed to have an important role in
identifying potential donors to increase the donor pool. Our objectives were to assess their …

Background: Increasing the diversity of the organ donor pool might improve the
opportunities for people of color on organ transplant waiting lists to receive donated organs …

Introduction Hospital personnel are a group which has an influence on the opinion of the
rest of the population about healthcare matters. Any unfavorable attitude of this group would …

OVER THE PAST 25 years, a great deal of effort has been concentrated on increasing public
awareness about transplantation and organ donation in Turkey. Unfortunately, however, the …

Objective To evaluate the awareness and attitudes of health care professionals toward
organ/tissue donation and transplantation. Methods We included 309 health care …

INTRODUCTION: Primary care is an important way of promoting health in the community,
and this includes organ donation. In rural areas, this way of promoting health acquires …

Background: Attitudes of 28 upper division BSN students toward organ donation were
explored in this pilot study. Method: The Organ Donor Attitude Questionnaire II-Student …