Organ donation
PERCEPTIONS OF MEDICAL STUDENTS IN A GOVERNMENT MEDICAL COLLEGE TOWARDS ORGAN DONATION
... Organ transplantation is associated with some risks in the recipient such as Rejection, Infections etc. Regarding knowledge about risks, in this study, majority were able to tell about the risks associated with ...
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DETERMINANTS OF KNOWLEDGE AND MOTIVATION TOWARDS ORGAN DONATION
... for Organ Donation while 168 (57%) had inadequate ...to organ donation; people achieving ≥ 60% score were regarded as being adequately knowledgeable while those achieving less than 60% scores ...
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Marketing social e doação de órgãos: um estudo com doadores declarados / Social marketing and organ donation: a study with declared donors
... 2525-8761 Organ and tissue transplants comprise an alternative that offers recipients better perspective and quality of ...for organ donation are perceived by declared donors and whether they promote ...
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Cross-cultural translation of quality instruments in the organ donation process
... in organ donation evaluat- ed in this study were adapted and validated for use by healthcare institutions that carry out the process of organ donation, as well as by the donation sys- ...
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Autonomy in the post mortem organ donation in Brazil
... Undeniably, organ donation and transplantation are positive developments in medicine and ...of organ withdrawal, transport and transplantation, especially with the use of drugs that reduce rejection, ...
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Family considerations about the decision to refuse organ donation
... Religious beliefs may also play an important role for society in its decision on organ donation. Historically, many religions were resistant to the idea of organ donation. The Jews, for ...
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Abstract Autonomy in the post mortem organ donation in Brazil
... on organ donation, many advances have been made by Medicine, which have provided a qualitative and quantitative extension of human life, and the improvement of transplantation ...post-mortem donation ...
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Awareness and beliefs towards organ donation in chronic kidney disease patients in western India
... A cross-sectional study was done among 85 CKD patients on hemodialysis in a tertiary care center in Ahmedabad city of Gujarat state of India. Ethical committee permis- sion was obtained. Participants were randomly ...
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Family interview for organ donation: necessary knowledge according to coordinators in organ transplants
... of organ donation by the multidisciplinary team in transplantation; and identify which skills are required for the ...of donation; it also represents a means of education and emotional ...the ...
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Abstract Autonomy in the post mortem organ donation in Brazil
... on organ donation, many advances have been made by Medicine, which have provided a qualitative and quantitative extension of human life, and the improvement of transplantation ...post-mortem donation ...
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Organ donation: the reality of an intensive care unit in Portugal
... potential organ donors are most often male donors who died of brain death following admission to the emergency department for hemorrhagic ...potential organ donors can become effective donors with expanded ...
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Organ donation: the reality of an intensive care unit in Portugal
... Foram usados os seguintes testes: teste t de Student (paramétrico) ou teste de Mann-Whitney (não paramétrico), para comparação de duas amostras inde- pendentes (comparação de idades [r] ...
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Transforming Living Kidney Donation with a Comprehensive Strategy.
... While the US government maintains a website promoting organ donation, it focuses almost exclusively on DDT. The site features public service announcements for television, radio, and print encouraging donor ...
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Shared Oocyte Donation: Ideas and Expectations in a Bioethical Context Based on a Qualitative Survey of Brazilian Women Doação compartilhada de oócitos: ideias e expectativas em um contexto bioético com base em um levantamento qualitativo de mulheres bras
... Donors, even those suffering from infertility, perceive that the recipients’ situation is worse, and, out of solidarity, dignity, beneficence, justice, dialogue and equity, are willing to donate their oocytes. However, ...
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J. Bras. Nefrol. vol.39 número3
... “opt-out” organ donation policies, a step that will both increase their number of available donor organs while reinforcing the nation’s stance on the importance of organ donation and ...for ...
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... Two groups of respondents who answered the same questionnaire were established for the study. All surveyed respondents had a minimum age of 18 years and signed a free and informed consent form. Group A was composed of ...
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University knowledge and opinion on donation and organ transplantation / Conhecimento e opinião de universitários sobre doação e transplantes de órgãos
... of organ donation, it is worth reflecting individually on the desire to donate and sharing it with the family members, so that, at the crucial moment, the idea of the potential donor has already been ...
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Clinics vol.63 número3
... for organ donation? Presumed consent for organ donation has much deeper societal consequences that are not readily apparent to the general ...for organ donation silently ...
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Identification of Molecular Markers of Delayed Graft Function Based on the Regulation of Biological Ageing.
... Array Human MicroRNA A+B Cards Set v3.0, Applied Biosystems). For initial profiling, 10 pre-transplant renal allograft biopsies were used; of these 5 were good performers within 2 years of transplant while the other 5 ...
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Einstein (São Paulo) vol.12 número2
... to donation are: religious belief; not understanding the diagnosis of brain death and supposing there might be improvement in patient status; body handling; fear of family conflicts; inappropriate information ...
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