Organ donation is vital to saving lives, but its success depends on people's willingness to
donate organs. This descriptive cross-sectional survey aimed to investigate attitudes …

Jordan performed the Middle East's first living‐donor kidney transplant in 1972. In 1977, the
country became one of the first Arab countries to regulate organ donation and …

Background Organ donation entails saving or transforming lives through the provision of
organs, either from living donors or deceased individuals. In Jordan, low donation rates are …

Objectives: Knowledge and attitude of health care professionals and medical students are
crucial to promoting positive outcomes of organ donation. This study aimed to evaluate …

Exploring the richness of the Arab heritage showcases a journey through time, tracing back
to the nomadic desert tribes that roamed the Arabian Peninsula. Rooted in a shared …

Objectives: The goal of our research was to determine the level of knowledge of healthcare
workers and the general population about transplantation and organ donation through …

Background and Objectives: With one of the lowest donation rates in the European Union,
Romania faces challenges in organ donation from brain death donors, within an opt-in …

Background and Purpose: The number of patients in need of lifesaving organ transplants
continues to exceed the number of available. One of the most critical factors influencing …

Purpose: Renal transplantation is the most effective treatment method for chronic renal
failure and helps improve the quality of life of patients and caregivers. In the present study …

Jordan was one of the first Arab countries to enact legislation governing organ donation and
transplantation. Jordan has seen an increase in the frequency of kidney transplants …