Background Maintaining adequately high organ donation rates proves essential to offering
patients all appropriate and available treatment options. However, the act of donation is in …

Objective To identify modifiable factors that influence relatives' decision to allow organ
donation. Design Systematic review. Data sources Medline, Embase, and CINAHL, without …

Background. Although low rates of cadaveric organ donation have been attributed to
potential cadaveric donors' concerns regarding their religious beliefs and mistrust of the …

Background This study examines the attitudes of young British adults towards donating their
own organs and those of their family members. Methods An opportunity sample of 119 …

Background Over the past three decades, public attitudes to organ donation have been a
subject of numerous studies focusing on donor motivation. Here, we present a fresh …

The total value of life lost due to death because of waiting for an organ transplant was close
to $5 billion in 2006 in the United States, and the excess demand for organs has been …

Context Globally, the demand for donated organs outstrips supply, meaning that there are
both practical and theoretical reasons for examining factors that are predictive of individuals' …

Waiting lists for organs have stimulated interest in the use of financial incentives for organ
donation (FI s), but the literature does not contain an adequate overview of studies of public …

Rates of transplantation from deceased donors remain low, despite high rates of expressed
support. We aimed to better understand this mismatch through determining community …

We sought to assess the public's willingness to discuss their preference for organ donation
with family members and to identify factors associated with willingness to discuss donation …