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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"donation of organs"”.
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Knowledge, Attitudes, and Behaviors of the General Public Regarding Organ Donation
<p>Increasingly, the treatment of choice for many conditions has become organ transplantation. The list of transplantable tissues and organs has continued to grow, thus, the list of those awaiting transplants has also been growing. In contrast, the number of organ donors has not increased over the …
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Perceptions of Family Members of Cadaveric Organ Donors Towards Selected Issues of the Organ Donation Process
<p>Families of organ donors have faced a deeply emotional experience. These individuals have not only experienced the loss of a family member, they have also consented to donate their family member's organs. The purpose of this study was to determine from a donor family perspective how the organ …
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Human trafficking for the purpose of organ removal : a human rights based perspective
Human trafficking for the purpose of organ removal, known to be an obscure and uncommon form of trafficking in persons, has since become a popular phenomenon across various countries of the world. The crime is recognized in the Protocol to Prevent, Suppress and Punish Trafficking in Persons, …
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The physiological changes of circulatory death with respect to organ donation
Donation of organs after circulatory death (DCD) is re-emerging as an important source of organs for transplantation worldwide, and in the United Kingdom DCD donors comprise 39% of all deceased organ donors. However, organs from DCD organ donors work less well after transplantation than those from …
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Influence of messages on intentions critical to organ donation : the application of construal level theory and theory of planned behavior
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Michigan State University. Communication, 2010
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Regulation of Novel Biomedical Technologies
This dissertation is the compilation of three separate works of research revolving around the theme of regulation of biomedical technologies that are either emerging or that have undergone significant developments over the past decade or so. Each of these three research works examines a legal …