Liver Transplantation: Recipients' Evaluation of Life From the Perspective of Living Donors

Patients’ Experiences of Life Challenges After Liver Transplantation: A Qualitative Study

“…A former study also showed that bone marrow transplant recipients had fear over infection and transplant rejection. Another study reported fear, particularly over death, as one of the most important post-LT experiences (29,30). Similarly, a study indicated that kidney transplant recipients always had fear over unpredicted post-transplantation complications (31).…”

Complications and outcomes of 890 living liver donor hepatectomies at a single center: risks of saving loved one’s life

“…Studies have shown that most donors return to their job after a mean duration of 3 to 4 months, and most donors report that they would donate again if necessary (37)(38)(39). We focused on the psychosocial effects of the donation with the limited number of donors in our previous reports (40)(41)(42), and a clinical study is currently under way at our center which focuses on these questions.…”

Towards better child protection programmes: a qualitative evaluation of Youth Disseminating Life Skills Programme

“…Developing a theory was thought to be premature given the fact that there was little evidence on this area. This approach has been also used elsewhere (Krespi Boothby, 2011;Tankurt, Krespi Boothby, Acarli, Kalayoglu, Kanmaz & Yankol 2016). Reliability trustworthiness of the data was achieved by providing transcript material to illustrate the themes identified, and coherence, theoretical validity and catalytic validity formed the basis of validity trustworthiness of the analysis (Guba & Lincoln, 1989;Stiles, 1993).…”