meyer k., bjørk it & eide h.(2012) Intensive care nurses' perceptions of their professional
competence in the organ donor process. Journal of Advanced Nursing68 (1), 104–115 …

Objective To describe how intensive critical care nurses, whose experience is limited,
experience caring for an organ donor during the donation process. Background Intensive …

OBJECTIVES: According to the Istanbul declaration, health services should create better
routines for identifying potential donors. A previous study involving 702 intensive and critical …

The aim of this paper is to present the results of a survey that was undertaken to assess
nurses' knowledge and educational needs towards organ donation within one adult general …

To progress from identifying a potential organ donor to implementing the actual organ
donation effectively is a challenging process for all involved. The nurses might find the …

Background: Globally, there is an overwhelming increase in the number of patients waiting
for donated organs for transplantation, with a gross shortage of available organs. Lack of …

Objectives To explore the attitudes of Swedish intensive care nurses towards organ donor
advocacy. Background The concept of organ donor advocacy is critical to nurses who care …

Background: Nowadays, ICU nurses play a significant role in the care of brain-dead patients
and their families. Therefore, their knowledge, attitude and practice towards this issue are …

There is a lack of organs for transplantation and the number of potential organ donors is
limited. Several studies indicate that the most crucial factor is the attitude to organ donation …

Aims and objectives. To present data on Swedish ICU nurses' attitudes to brain death and
organ donation and to test a questionnaire designed to explore these issues in terms of …