&lt;b&gt;Compreensão da vivência da família frente à hospitalização, morte encefálica e entrevista para doação de órgãos/ Understanding the experience of family facing hospitalization, brain death, and donation interview&lt;b&gt;

Knihs, Neide da Silva; Leitzke, Tiago; Roza, Bartira de Aguiar; Schirmer, Janine; Domingues, Tânia Arena Moreira

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“…This is because until now, there was a belief that undergoing this procedure is against religion and tradition [21]. Educational, socioeconomic, cultural, and religious factors, as well as the knowledge of and attitudes toward organ donation influence the decision to donate organs during life and after death [51][52][53][54][55][56].…”

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Attitudes of Polish Medical Students toward Organ Donation in Cases of Brain Death

Mikla,

Rachubińska,

Ríos

et al. 2024

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(1) The aim of our study was to determine the attitudes of medical students toward organ donation in the case of brain death. (2) The study was conducted among 1348 medical students from three medical universities in Poland. The research tool was the Polish version of the standardized questionnaire concerning attitudes toward organ donation and transplantation (ODT) [PCID-DTO RIOS: A questionnaire designed by the ‘International Collaborative Organ Donation project about organ transplantation and donation]. (3) Some sources of information on organ donation were found to have a significant impact on the recipients’ knowledge of brain death. These were books, friends, family, lectures in other centers, social media, and the Church. Medical students holding the opinion that recovery and leading a normal lifestyle after brain death is impossible were significantly more likely to donate their organs after death, not for religious reasons and not because they wanted to survive their own death. (4) The medical students in our study showed a high level of awareness and favorable attitudes toward ODT. However, the number of registered donors was low. It is important to educate students on these issues to raise the awareness of both future medical professionals and the public on organ transplantation procedures. The public should be made aware that transplantation procedures are of a high standard, and that the law protects both donors and recipients. These measures would reduce recipients’ waiting time, and certainly increase the statistics of the number of life-saving and health-saving procedures.

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Attitudes of Polish Medical Students toward Organ Donation in Cases of Brain Death

Mikla,

Rachubińska,

Ríos

et al. 2024

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“…In general, these taboos are related to beliefs such as the existence of an organ trade market, the practice of euthanasia by health professionals, and the disfigurement of the body after donation. These perceptions are very common and contribute to attitudes against organ donation (7,10,18,24) . This is corroborated by a Mexican study carried out with 331 medical and nursing students, in which it was possible to identify these beliefs, along with fear of pain during the surgical procedure or negligence of professionals (1) .…”

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“…The insufficient number of donations may be related to lack of knowledge about the protocol and difficulty in diagnosing brain death; underreporting; maintenance of potential donors; medical contraindications, such as infections (4) ; lack of professional skill in family interviews; professionals who are against organ donation, who work with unreasonable obstinacy and/ or provide inconsistent information to relatives; circumstances of the interview, such as location, healthcare team, verbal and non-verbal communication (4)(5) ; and the refusal of families (6)(7) .…”

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“…10.211/2001 (11) determines that, for organ donation, there must be a diagnosis of brain death and the informed consent of relatives up to the second degree. These family members often decline to donate due to many reasons, such as: not understanding the situation; religious beliefs; fear of mutilation and threat to the entirety of the body; organ trade; professional negligence; impossibility of knowing the recipient; fear of the reaction of other family members; or inappropriate interview (5,7,10,(12)(13) .…”

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Opinions of healthcare students on organ and tissue donation for transplantation

Souza

Matsui

et al. 2022

Rev. Bras. Enferm.

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Objectives: to analyze the opinions of healthcare students on organ and tissue donation for transplantation. Methods: qualitative document analysis study, using the records of a database and analyzing data from two perspectives: 1) Lexical analysis, with the IRAMUTEQ software, and 2) Thematic content analysis. Results: from the analysis, 3 main categories were generated: 1) Organ and tissue donation as an act of love for others and an opportunity of a new beginning; 2) Clarification and awareness on organ and tissue donation; and 3) Importance of communicating the family and promoting organ and tissue donation. Final Considerations: despite being in favor of donation, students also recognize the presence of social taboos; the discussion in the family nucleus, promoting the theme and raising awareness in society are considered important. Additionally, the education of students is one of the possibilities of intervention for the issue.

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“…Rev enferm UERJ, Rio de Janeiro, 2020; 28:e51140 p. 4 Outro estudo relacionado à decisão familiar sobre a doação de órgãos evidencia que a experiência das famílias se inicia no momento em que começam a viver o impacto da tragédia 15 , a qual é definida como um pesadelo, acompanhado de incertezas e preocupação com o prognóstico e o futuro. Frente a perplexidade do adoecimento agudo, do desespero que advém da má notícia, da internação do familiar e do risco de morte, as famílias vivenciam um processo de desorganização que dificulta assimilar o que está acontecendo 15 e inicialmente, as famílias não consideram a morte como uma possibilidade 16 , o que indica essa interpretação como determinante para as ações adotadas pelas famílias.…”

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A experiência de famílias não doadoras frente à morte encefálica

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Objetivo: compreender a experiência vivenciada de famílias de adultos frente à morte encefálica e a opção pela não doação de órgãos. Métodos: estudo qualitativo fundamentado no Interacionismo Simbólico, realizado em um hospital público, no estado do Rio Grande do Sul, com seis famílias, que tiverem um familiar potencial doador de órgãos diagnosticado com morte encefálica e negaram a doação. Os dados foram obtidos por meio de entrevista narrativa no período de maio a novembro de 2016, após aprovação do Comitê de Ética da instituição, e analisados com ênfase no conteúdo. Resultados: refere-se a uma situação inesperada e desconhecida, de incertezas, dor e sofrimento ante o adoecimento, a morte encefálica e a decisão pela doação de órgãos ou não. Conclusão: Em um contexto interacional de incertezas, definido como o desmoronar da vida familiar por um evento inimaginável, a morte encefálica e a doação de órgãos é percebida como a intensificação da perda, o que corrobora na decisão pela não doação.

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<b>Compreensão da vivência da família frente à hospitalização, morte encefálica e entrevista para doação de órgãos/ Understanding the experience of family facing hospitalization, brain death, and donation interview<b>

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Attitudes of Polish Medical Students toward Organ Donation in Cases of Brain Death

Attitudes of Polish Medical Students toward Organ Donation in Cases of Brain Death

Opinions of healthcare students on organ and tissue donation for transplantation

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