Purpose: In this modern era, organ transplantation has become an important treatment
method for certain diseases. Doctors and allied health professionals play important roles in …

Introduction The need for organs is comparatively higher among people of Indian origin due
to the higher prevalence of end-stage organ failure. In spite of the higher need, they have a …

Methods We conducted a cross-sectional questionnaire-based study from June 2015 to
December 2017 among 480 medical students to analyse their knowledge, attitude and …

Objectives To understand the barriers towards deceased organ donation among Indians
living globally. Design Integrative systematic review using narrative synthesis. Data sources …

Results: 80% of the study participants had heard about organ donation. Among them, about
40% were aware of brain death. Majority of the study participants (71.5%) were willing to …

Background This study assesses the level of knowledge and attitudes toward organ
donation among doctors, nurses, medical students, patients, and relatives of patients at …

Aim: The paper focuses on studying the difference in the knowledge and attitude among the
Indian public about organ donation, over two decades. The study further probes into the …

Results About 65% of students had a positive attitude regarding ODT. Most of the students
acknowledged that Internet sources (57.7%) and print media (46.5%) played a significant …

Background There is a shortage of organ transplants in India, with less than one donor for
every one million population. In 2018, only eight percent of organ donors were from …

ABSTRACT Background: In India the rate of organ donation is less than 1 per million
population. The need for organ transplantation is more than 5 lakhs per year. There is a …