WCN26-1534 Exploring Stress, Coping, and Resilience in Indigenous and Non-Indigenous Dialysis Patients

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To investigate the effects of an event on knowledge, attitudes, and dialogue related to organ donation among dialysis patients.
Administered two questionnaires before and after an event with 204 initial respondents and 141 completing both surveys.
Explored topics such as knowledge of legislation and perceived barriers to organ donation.
Collected demographic information including gender and professional background.
77% of respondents had a favorable attitude towards organ donation after the event.
Knowledge of the National Refusal Register increased, with 61% aware of its existence.
87% rated the event positively, showing it improved dialogue and engagement around organ donation.

This survey examines the impact of an event on organ donation attitudes in dialysis patients, suggesting a model for civic health education.

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Doan et al. (2026) studied this question.

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