Willingness to donate
Assessment of knowledge about biobanking among healthcare students and their willingness to donate biospecimens
... students’ willingness to donate specific tissues, relatively high willingness rates were recorded for blood (82%), saliva/sputum (77%), urine (70%), buccal swabs (66%), hair (67%) and toenails (49%) ...
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Workers Willingness to Donate Human Biological Sample for Future Research in a South Western Nigerian Tertiary Health Center
... concept. Willingness to donate human biological samples was expressed by a significant number of respondents which bodes well for researchers in this region , however most respondents expressed skepticism ...
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Does organ donation legislation affect individuals' willingness to donate their own or their relative's organs? Evidence from European Union survey data
... individuals' willingness to donate their own organs and those of ...relatives' willingness to donate organs since those without close rel- atives might look upon such decisions ...of ...
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The moral concerns of biobank donors: the effect of non-welfare interests on willingness to donate
... to donate reported on a survey does not always correlate with willingness to donate in real life situations [Johnsson et ...” willingness to donate is a more accurate measure of ...
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Willingness to donate eyes and its associated factors among adults in Gondar town, North West Ethiopia
... the willingness to donate eyes. Thus, those participants who had the educational status of the high school, and College/University were 2.90 and 2.23 times more likely being willing to donate their ...
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Online Intervention Study - Willingness to donate organs among the employees of a German University
... Surveys conducted at a German university hospital indi- cate that increased knowledge and education increase the willingness to donate organs. Radünz et al. [5] interviewed volunteers among the staff of the ...
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Awareness and attitudes toward corneal donation among applicants and staff of a driver, vehicle and licensing authority (DVLA) in Ghana
... transplants, willingness to donate corneal after death, willingness to indicate donor sta- tus on drivers were collected using a structured ques- ...
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Students’ Corner Original Article Awareness about organ donation especially kidney donation in Nurpur Shahan, a rural community area in Islamabad, Pakistan
... A statistically significant correlation (p=0.024) was found between age group and willingness to donate. Participants between the ages 26-35 (58.6%) and 46-55 years (62.5%) formed the bulk of people who ...
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Impact of gender and professional education on attitudes towards financial incentives for organ donation: results of a survey among 755 students of medicine and economics in Germany
... In the case of a sick partner 80.3% of men (men → women) and 85.6% of women (women → men) would be willing to help their partner with a living donation. The willingness to donate a living organ to one’ s ...
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... to donate in the future as well ...to donate in the future, only ...to donate only for friends and ...to donate blood. Since willingness to donate was found significantly ...
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Assessment of Knowledge, Attitudes and Support of Health Professionals towards Biobanks in Eastern Morocco
... to donate their own biospecimens associated to their per- sonal and clinical data to ...professionals’ willingness to donate biospecimens to ...the willingness to donate to ...to ...
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Exploring the influence of a smartphone application, with incorporated social proof and similarity mechanisms, on the donation behaviour of individuals to non profit organisations
... a willingness to donate was asked on a five-point Likert scale, ranging from strongly disagree, to strongly agree, along with a question on the amount they were willing to donate, if ...
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A Community Survey of the Willingness, Perceptions and Practice of Blood Donation Among Adults in Kano Metropolis
... to donate blood is mostly high worldwide unlike the practice which is high in few developed countries and generally low in developing countries (WHO, 2009; WHO, ...to donate (Chester and Anthoney, ...
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EFFECTIVE FACTORS ON WILLINGNESS OF BLOOD DONORS TO DONATE BLOOD AGAIN IN RASHT CITY
... their willingness to donate blood and according to ...donor’s willingness to donate blood again is ...and willingness to donate blood (the dependent variable) as Y is ...
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Attitudes of Iranian students about organ donation: a qualitative study
... influencing willingness to donate organ, the present study sought to provide a deeper understanding of the attitudes of university students in Iran regarding organ ...
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THE DISPARITY BETWEEN ONE’S WILLINGNESS TO ACCEPT AND WILLINGNESS TO PAY
... There is controversy in behavioral economics regarding the gap between one’s willingness to pay (WTP) and willingness to accept (WTA). Economic theory states that WTA and WTP should be the same, but they ...
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Parent teacher relationships at a secondary school : parent and teacher perceptions of their own and each other's role in the functioning of the school : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Education, Department of Education, Massey University
... Willingness to Participate in the School's Activities : According to Socio-Economic Status Classification Parent sample... Willingness to participate in the School's Activities : Accordi[r] ...
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Patient preference and willingness to pay for knee osteoarthritis treatments
... patients’ willingness to pay for specific attributes of these ...relative willingness to pay for different attributes of each treatment, and determine which of these attributes are considered most important ...
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Influences upon pediatricians’ willingness to refer patients to clinical research
... Although these were University-based pediatricians and pediatric sub-specialists who may weigh the importance of biomedical research differently than pediatricians in the genera[r] ...
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Aversion to ambiguity and willingness to take risks affect therapeutic decisions in managing atrial fibrillation for stroke prevention: results of a pilot study in family physicians
... validated patient risk assessment tools exist to assist in the process. On the other hand, physicians should be aware that their own risk preferences affect therapeutic decisions. As such, our study constitutes the first ...
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