Background As the global incidence of end-stage organ failure increases, the gap between
organ donors and recipients continues to widen. This study was conducted to determine the …

Introduction The need for organs is comparatively higher among people of Indian origin due
to the higher prevalence of end-stage organ failure. In spite of the higher need, they have a …

Background Organ donation is an integral part of medical ethics worldwide, including Saudi
Arabia. Although the Saudi community has a positive attitude toward the concept of organ …

Aim To analyze the attitude of university nursing students at Spanish universities toward
organ donation and transplantation and the factors affecting to their attitude. Background …

Materials and methods: Three hundred eighty-four students completed two questionnaires,
one about organ donation knowledge and the other about attitudes toward organ donation …

Objectives To understand the barriers towards deceased organ donation among Indians
living globally. Design Integrative systematic review using narrative synthesis. Data sources …

Background Organ transplantation is recognized as a life-saving procedure for patients with
potentially terminal illnesses. However, the population's awareness of organ donation and …

Background Organ donation is a lifesaving option to rescue many patients with end-stage
organ failure from possible morbidities and mortalities. Unfortunately, due to a shortage of …

Aim To assess and analyze the awareness level of healthcare professionals and students
on organ donation in order to suggest potential strategies regarding improvement of …

Background: Organ transplantation is inherently dependent on the availability of organ
donors. There is a noticeable paucity of literature addressing the rates of organ donation …