Objective The emergence of evidence suggests that student nurses commonly exhibit
concerns about their lack of knowledge of organ donation and transplantation. Formal …

During the registration for the second semester of 2002, 779 of the 1001 students from the
Medical School, Federal University of Bahia, Brazil, answered an anonymous multiple …

This study was aimed at assessing university students' awareness and opinions about
aspects of the law no. 10.221/01. This exploratory study was performed among students at …

Effect of an educational program on attitudes towards deceased organ donation. - Abstract -
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Materials and Methods: About 150 nurses recruited in this cross-sectional study randomly.
After taking informed consent, questionnaires were filled. The data collection tool was a …

Background The persisting shortage of organs for transplantation could be reduced by
increasing the willingness to donate organs. An appropriate education and a positive …

A favorable attitude of health professionals to organ donation can positively influence the
decision of families of potential donors. By increasing health professionals knowledge about …

To determine the impact of a nursing school's curriculum on student nurses' attitudes
towards organ donation and whether specific educational directives could improve these …

Some 409 of 508 first-and second-year medical students answered an anonymous, multiple-
choice questionnaire about demographic variables, knowledge about transplant issues, and …

Objective The purpose of this study was to identify the knowledge, attitude, educational
needs, and will of nursing students on organ donation from brain-dead donors. Methods …