Importance for the Elderly of Discussion in the Family and Society About Attitude Toward Organ Donation

Febrero, Beatríz; Almela, J.; Febrero, R.; Rı́os, Antonio; González, Marta Rodríguez; Álvarez, Pedro Gil; Ferreras, D.; Ros, I.; Ramı́rez, Pablo; Parrilla, Pascual

doi:10.1016/j.transproceed.2017.09.056

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“…Spośród respondentów w badaniu własnym posiadających rodzinę 48,0% rozmawiało na temat oddania narządów do transplantacji. Stwierdzono, że rozmowa na ten temat miała korzystny wpływ na postawę w porównaniu z sytuacją, gdy tego nie robiono co potwierdziły inne badania [19]. Wynika z nich również, że zidentyfikowano znaczące międzynarodowe dowody na istnienie "modyfikowalnych czynników" w ramach podejścia rodzinnego, które mogą zwiększać liczbę wyrażeń zgody i dawstwa, i które są niezależne od jakichkolwiek konkretnych ram prawnych dotyczących zgody.…”

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Factors influencing decision making on donating organs for transplantation in the opinion of the respondents - study using the CAWI method

MAJCHROWICZ¹

2022

J Educ Health Sport

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Introduction: Organ transplantation is a procedure of transferring living cells, tissues or organs within one organism or between two organisms. Despite the great achievements of transplantology and the legal basis regulating organ and tissue procurement and transplantation, there are still difficulties in overcoming social and psychological resistance related to this method of treatment and related to granting consent for organ donation. The aim of the study was to determine the knowledge of the factors influencing the decision to transplant organs among the respondents. Material and methods: The study was conducted using the CAWI method, where invitations were sent to a randomly selected group of respondents on the basis of specialized mailing lists, the research tool was a self-designed questionnaire. Participation in the study was anonymous and voluntary. Results and conclusions: Respondents have knowledge about transplantation. 52.4% of the respondents would agree that all organs should be taken from them after death in order to save the lives of other people, the remaining group was against it. The acceptance of organ donation may have an impact on the development of transplantology, especially thanks to its understanding by families who have to make decisions in this regard.

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Factors influencing decision making on donating organs for transplantation in the opinion of the respondents - study using the CAWI method

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2022

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“…Future research should adopt a broader sampling strategy that is representative of broader society, inclusive of older respondents. Cross-sectional analysis across age groups would provide additional insight into the attitudes and beliefs of young versus older participants (Febrero et al, 2018). The choice of destination where this study took place (i.e.…”

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To Donate or to Waste It: Understanding Posthumous Organ Donation Attitude

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Thaichon

2020

Australasian Marketing Journal

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The aim of this paper is to improve knowledge and foster a deeper understanding of various aspects of influencing posthumous organ donation. Extending the Theory of Reasoned Action this study integrates four external explanatory belief factors, altruism, perceived benefit, perceived risk and familial subjective norm to more fully explain organ donation intentions to sign a donor card. The data was gathered from a convenience sample of 423 via an online survey. The relationships between the constructs of the proposed conceptual model were tested using structural equation modelling and bias correct bootstrapping techniques. Several alternative models were compared to confirm the mediation effects. This study derives a number of practical implications for government policy-makers, social marketing practitioners and educationalists, which could be used to increase registration rate, thus bridging the gap between organ supply and demand.

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Millennials’ socio-psychology and blood donation intention developed from social media communications: A survey of university students

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Dabula

2021

Telematics and Informatics

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Importance for the Elderly of Discussion in the Family and Society About Attitude Toward Organ Donation

Cited by 7 publications

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Factors influencing decision making on donating organs for transplantation in the opinion of the respondents - study using the CAWI method

Factors influencing decision making on donating organs for transplantation in the opinion of the respondents - study using the CAWI method

To Donate or to Waste It: Understanding Posthumous Organ Donation Attitude

Millennials’ socio-psychology and blood donation intention developed from social media communications: A survey of university students

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