Psychosocial assessment of living organ donors: clinical and ethical considerations.
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The roles of a bioethicist on an organ transplantation service.Organ transplantation and meaning of life: the quest for self fulfilment.Predictors of decision ambivalence and the differences between actual living liver donors and potential living liver donorsPsychiatric aspects of organ transplantation.Separate, dedicated care teams for living organ donors.Electronic psychosocial evaluation tool: use in a living donor organ transplant program.Prevention of poor psychosocial outcomes in living organ donors: from description to theory-driven intervention development and initial feasibility testing.Role of the independent donor advocacy team in ethical decision making.Altruistic living donors: evaluation for nondirected kidney or liver donation.The psychological evaluation of Samaritan kidney donors: a systematic review.The beauty of the gift: the wonder of living organ donation.Preventive intervention for living donor psychosocial outcomes: feasibility and efficacy in a randomized controlled trial.Factors associated with completion of pre-kidney transplant evaluationsDoes incentivising pill-taking 'crowd out' risk-information processing? Evidence from a web-based experiment.Individual differences in personality profiles among potential living kidney transplant donors.Living kidney donors: the need to minimise long term risk.Living donor liver transplantation: ethical considerations.Informed consent for living donation: a review of key empirical studies, ethical challenges and future research.Predonation psychosocial evaluation of living kidney and liver donor candidates: a systematic literature review.Relieved or disappointed--experiences of accepted and rejected living kidney donors: a prospective qualitative study.The Irish living kidney donor program - why potential donors do not proceed to live kidney donation?Safe and ethical living kidney donation in Qatar: A national health system's approach.Living donors' experiences 1 wk after donating a kidney.Anxiety and decreased social support underline poorer quality of life of parent living kidney donors.Ethical issues regarding related and nonrelated living organ donors.Guidelines for the psychosocial evaluation of living unrelated kidney donors in the United States.Psychosocial evaluation of candidates for living related kidney donation.Evaluating living kidney donors: relationship types, psychosocial criteria, and consent processes at US transplant programs.Disclosure of misattributed paternity: issues involved in the discovery of unsought information.What the medical excuse teaches us about the potential living donor as patient
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Psychosocial assessment of living organ donors: clinical and ethical considerations.
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Psychosocial assessment of living organ donors: clinical and ethical considerations.
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Psychosocial assessment of living organ donors: clinical and ethical considerations.
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Benedict SM
Levenson JL
Olbrisch ME
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10.7182/PRTR.11.1.E27186258226K604
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2001-03-01T00:00:00Z