Organ Donation

Chief, Mary Ganikos PhD

doi:10.1002/9781444317459.ch2

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“…With the goal of increasing the number of organs available for transplantation, organ donation scholars have often struggled with the perceived lack of consistency between peoples’ attitudes toward organ donation and donor registration behavior. General attitudes toward organ donation (e.g., perceiving organ donation as a benefit to humanity) are positive on a nation-wide level (see Ganikos, 2010); however, only a small number of eligible people are registered as donors. According to Donate Life America (2011), 40.3% of people who are eligible to register have done so—yet, 95.4% of Americans report they “support” or “strongly support” organ donation (Gallup Organization, 2005).…”

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Attitude–behavior consistency, the principle of compatibility, and organ donation: A classic innovation.

Siegel¹,

Navarro²,

Tan³

et al. 2014

Health Psychology

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Attitude–behavior consistency, the principle of compatibility, and organ donation: A classic innovation.

Siegel¹,

Navarro²,

Tan³

et al. 2014

Health Psychology

105

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“…По данным авторитетной аналитической платформы Statista за 2021 год, США лидируют в мире по количеству доноров на миллион населения (41,6), а на втором месте, с незначительным отставанием, находится Испания (40,8) [30].…”

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“…Готье) [5]. По данным Управления ресурсов и служб здравоохранения Соединенных Штатов Америки (США) (Health Resources & Services Administration), в 2022 году в США было выполнено 42 тысячи трансплантаций, а количество пациентов в листе ожидания пересадки составило 104 тысячи человек [6], в качестве дополнения приве-дем данные из недавней публикации А.Дж. Матас, на страницах «JAMA Surgery», где сообщается, что лист ожидания пересадки органов в США за последние 20 лет увеличился на 83%, в то время как количество трансплантаций за этот же период лишь удвоилось [7].…”

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Social bases for the dialogue on deceased organ donation

Reznik,

Reznik

2023

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This article assesses the changes in the coverage of the problem of organ donation in Russia. The boundaries of the dialogue on posthumous organ donation are outlined, taking into account the current organ donation model in Russia. The paper defines the concept of social capital, the sociology of organ donation and their significance for the development of deceased organ donation (DOD). Steps to promote the DOD concept in Russia are proposed.

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“…Despite the joined effort of hundreds of researchers to improve the rate of organ donation, there has only been a slight increase in donation rates in the UK averaging at 2% growth rate annually (NHS, 2019b) [1].…”

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Q-Methodology to Identify perceptions of deceased organ donation in the UK

Muaid

Chesney

2022

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Background. Attitude towards organ donation is predominantly positive in the UK, however, donation rate remains low. To develop more effective interventions, this research aims to examine the behavioural barriers in organ donations using Q methodology to elicit patterns of overlap among different barriers and motivators.Method. A Q methodology study was conducted with 40 participants aged 19–64 were asked to rank 47 statements on issues that are associated with organ donation. By-person factor analysis using Centroid method and Varimax rotation was conducted to bring out patterns in the way statements were ranked to obtain groupings of participants who had arranged the statements in similar fashion.Results. Four viewpoints were extracted: The Realist, the Optimist Hesitant, the Pessimist Determinant and the Empathetic. Salient barriers to organ donation presented in each viewpoint suggest that perceived lack of knowledge, anxiety, mistrust in the healthcare system and lack of cue to action are the main barriers to organ donation. Consensus statements suggest that religion and family agreement are inconsequential if attitude to organ donation is well formed.Conclusion. There are different attitudes around deceased organ donation that were uncovered using Q methodology. These results suggest that people respond to behavioural change campaigns differently depending in their own perceptions on organ donation. We argue that a paradigm shift in behavioural interventions is underpinned by understanding the overlapping yet distinctive nature perceived perspectives.

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Organ Donation

Cited by 5 publications

References 18 publications

Attitude–behavior consistency, the principle of compatibility, and organ donation: A classic innovation.

Attitude–behavior consistency, the principle of compatibility, and organ donation: A classic innovation.

Social bases for the dialogue on deceased organ donation

Q-Methodology to Identify perceptions of deceased organ donation in the UK

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