2015
DOI: 10.1111/cag.12219
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Cities, villages, and suburbs: What sets them apart when it comes to giving blood?

Abstract: Key Messages Blood donation in rural areas is highly affected by local culture. Accessibility to blood drives greatly affects blood donation, regardless of place of residence. Donors from suburban environments put their family and children at the centre of their motivation for giving blood.

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“…According to Dilsad et al (2014), individuals may forgo blood donation due to responsibilities in caring for family or if there is nobody to mind their children. This follows the findings of Carrier, Cloutier and Charbonneau (2015) that while family relationship is a primary motivator for parents to donate blood, the preferred timing is when their children are not around. From these outcomes, it is hypothesised that number of children will be inversely related with donation status in the current study.…”
Section: Insights From the Literaturesupporting
confidence: 83%
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“…According to Dilsad et al (2014), individuals may forgo blood donation due to responsibilities in caring for family or if there is nobody to mind their children. This follows the findings of Carrier, Cloutier and Charbonneau (2015) that while family relationship is a primary motivator for parents to donate blood, the preferred timing is when their children are not around. From these outcomes, it is hypothesised that number of children will be inversely related with donation status in the current study.…”
Section: Insights From the Literaturesupporting
confidence: 83%
“…Similarly, Saberton et al (2009) point to the inverse relationship between average household income and donor numbers in large cities. In contrast, Veldhuizen et al (2009) andCarrier, Cloutier andCharbonneau (2015) note that one of the primary characteristics of blood donors is the better than average education. Meanwhile, findings by Burgdorf et al (2017) suggest individuals within higher income brackets form the majority of the blood donor population, while Veldhuizen et al (2009) andCarrier, Cloutier andCharbonneau (2015) conclude that nonremunerated blood donation is typically associated with those in the affluent social class.…”
Section: Insights From the Literaturementioning
confidence: 96%
“…Ce premier constat corrobore aussi ce qui est connu des écrits sur l'importance de la temporalité sur la motivation à donner. Ces écrits insistent sur le manque de temps comme une raison significative poussant les donneurs à réduire ou arrêter de donner (Carrier et al, 2015;Charbonneau et al, 2016;Craig et al, 2016). À la lumière de nos résultats, rapprocher les lieux de dons de ceux du quotidien (domicile et travail, entre autres) permettraient aux donneurs d'économiser du temps en réduisant, par exemple, leurs temps de transport, et d'ainsi réduire l'importance du manque de temps comme raisons de l'abandon du don.…”
Section: Guide D'entretienunclassified
“…À la lumière de nos résultats, rapprocher les lieux de dons de ceux du quotidien (domicile et travail, entre autres) permettraient aux donneurs d'économiser du temps en réduisant, par exemple, leurs temps de transport, et d'ainsi réduire l'importance du manque de temps comme raisons de l'abandon du don. Deuxièmement, la dichotomie entre donneurs de milieu urbain, de banlieue ou de zones rurales, qui a été présentée à plusieurs reprises dans les travaux sur le don de sang, n'est pas présente dans cette étude (Carrier et al 2015 (Buliung & Kanaroglou, 2006;Camarero & Oliva, 2008;Florent Demoraes, Piron, Zioni, & Souchaud, 2012;Hasanzadeh et al, 2019;Lo & Houston, 2018;Perchoux et al, 2014). Nos résultats suivent plutôt une logique de proximité à des lieux significatifs du quotidien, indépendamment du contexte résidentiel.…”
Section: Guide D'entretienunclassified
“…Demographic change, in particular, is seen as an important-if relatively poorly understood-aspect of blood donation that can impact the ability of blood administration organizations to meet their mandate (Greinacher et al 2007). Recent research has therefore emerged to help develop a better understanding of the potential effects of demographic change on blood donation patterns (e.g., Hollingsworth and Wildman 2004;Murphy et al 2007Murphy et al , 2009Ritter et al 2008;Greinacher et al 2008;Saberton et al 2009;Cloutier et al 2012;Apparicio et al 2014;Carrier et al 2015;Charbonneau et al 2015).…”
Section: Contextmentioning
confidence: 99%