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Organ donation decision-making in ICU patients: from the perspectives of organ coordinators and physicians in China - a qualitative study

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By Chaoqun Chen, Kun Geng, Xuedong Jia, FangYing Si
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Results Our analysis yielded four first-level themes regarding factors influencing organ donation: the deceased’s attributes, the immediate family of the deceased, surrounding people and the environment, and the social dimension (figure 1). Furthermore, we identified four solution strategies, including increasing multilevel advocacy, providing relevant policy support, increasing other forms of supply and reducing demand (table 2).
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