INTRODUCTION: Family refusal represents a barrier for organ donation together with other
cultural and religious factors possible ignorance and clinical obstacles. METHODS: We …

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

Aims To describe how the religiosity of Christian nurses motivates their practice and
manifests during patient care, especially spiritual care. Background Nurses around the world …

The number of people on the waiting list for an organ transplant increases year after year.
However, the number of donated organs available for transplantation does not rise in line …

The attitudes and knowledge of nursing personnel regarding organ and tissue donation can
influence the decision to donate. This study aimed to determine these two factors among …

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 …

Introduction. Nurses represent an important link in mediating between the potential donors
and their relatives' consent to organ and tissue transplantation. The message of the Health …

Objectives Proper awareness among health professionals about organ donation is important
for increasing organ procurement. Personal commitment and attitude of nurses are …

This study explored how an educational intervention related to organ donation affected the
knowledge and attitude of a randomized two group sample of baccalaureate nursing …

Background: Determination of the attitudes and influencing factors of health care
professionals toward organ donation is important to increase the organ donation rate Aim …