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Title: | Family Interview to Enable Donation of Organs for Transplantation: Evidence-based Practice |
Authors: | MORAES, E. L. de; SANTO, M. J. dos; SILVA, L. B. de Barros e; PILAN, L. A. S. de Lima; LIMA, E. A. A. de; SANTANA, A. G. de; MARTINS, M. S. |
Citation: | TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS, v.50, n.3, p.705-710, 2018 |
Abstract: | Background. In this study we propose a theoretical and practical basis for the best practices for interviewing relatives of brain-dead eligible organ donors. Methods. This investigation was a reflective study of the methodologic factors of the family interview that affect their decision regarding the donation of a deceased patient's organs for transplantation. The articles that formed the empirical basis of the trial were obtained from PubMed, which is a free-access tool of the MEDLINE database of the United States National Library of Medicine. Published articles that allowed us to reflect on evidence-based family interview practice were selected. Results. Thirty-six scientific articles were used to guide our assessment the family interview, providing evidence for its adequate execution in view of the following prerequisites: When should the family interview be performed? Where should it be done? How many and which people should participate in the interview? Who should perform it? How should it be done? Conclusion. Scientific studies offer evidence to donation and transplantation specialists that can help them in their daily work regarding their interactions with relatives in the process of decisionmaking and family consent. |
Appears in Collections: | Artigos e Materiais de Revistas Científicas - HC/Outros |
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