Celine M Schreidah, Lindsey N Robinson, Daniel X Pham, Dhikshitha Balaji, Meagan S Tinsley
The Case for Advocacy Curricula and Opportunities in Medical Education: Past Examples to Inform Future Instruction
Academic medicine : journal of the Association of American Medical Colleges
improving public willingness toward organ donation important solution low organ donation rate study aimed explore factors impacting public willingness organ donation china multiagent perspective explore impact factors high low willingness using socialecological framework data total 11028 effective rate 9418 participants analysed generalised linear model glm quantile regression used explore factors associated willingness highlow willingness toward organ donation respectively mean willingness toward organ donation 569 range 0100 points glm regression revealed age family health males lower educational levels agricultural hukou negatively associated willingness personality conscientiousness negatively associated willingness whereas openness positively associated willingness health literacy perceived social support media utilisation positively associated willingness quantile regression indicated educational levels college bachelor masters phd openness health literacy perceived social support media utilisation positively associated organ donation willingness percentiles necessary adopt targeted diversified publicity education guidance different types individuals meanwhile social support needs strengthened enhance willingness residents donate organs media publicity strengthened particularly using modern ways improve health literacy