Determining the Knowledge and Attitudes of Theological Students in Turkey about Brain Death and Organ Donation

Assessment of Organ Donation Intention Among Employees Based on the Theory of Planned Behavior: Application of Structural Equation Modeling

“…Consistent with the present findings, Khoshravesh et al reported that only 20% of them had an organ donation card (11). In line with the present findings, the results of Aksoy et al demonstrated that 98.6% of the participants had no organ donation card, and 64.6% were unfamiliar with the organ transplant law (28). Gaining knowledge can change people's opinions about organ donation.…”

“…Contrary to the present findings, previous studies established that attitude predicted organ donation behaviors (11,31,35). In contrast to the findings of the current study, the results of studies by Aksoy et al (28) and El-Menyar et al (20) showed that there was a statistically significant relationship between attitude and intention to donate organs.…”

“…The results revealed that PBC has the strongest correlation with organ donation intention. Agreeing with the findings of the present study, the results of studies by Aksoy et al (28) and El-Menyar et al (20) confirmed that there was a positive and significant correlation between intention to donate organs and attitude, SN, and PBC. The results of the study by Ghaffari et al (32) match those of the present study.…”

“…However, in the study of Ghaffari et al, SN was used as a predictor of intention to donate organs (32). The results of studies by Aksoy et al (28) and El-Menyar et al (20) also indicated that there was a positive statistical correlation between SN and the intention to donate organs.…”

Factors influencing civil servants' willingness to implement cardiopulmonary resuscitation in Chongqing, China: Based on the theory of planned behavior

“…The theory of planned behavior (TPB) states that an individual's willingness to behave is the best indicator of their propensity to perform a particular behavior, and all variables that may influence behavior can act on it by influencing their willingness to behave [ 22 ]. TPB has been successfully applied to the field of pro-social behaviors, such as understanding the mechanisms that enable behaviors such as blood donation, organ donation, and volunteering participation [ [23] , [24] , [25] ]. Bystander CPR is pro-social and altruistic conduct to promote the welfare of others.…”