The fundraising events, although they require work from the committee members, they seem to help reach people that are not usually reached by clinics, so they are a success in raising awareness about AN technology. The Males More females than approach the MMS clinics The males that approach the clinic seem to be of European ethnicity When approached by MMS volunteers other male ethnicities are just as likely to register as males of European ethnicity When the males are approached by the MMS volunteers they are communicated to using the same procedure they use on all MDX students. The Asian students at MDX seem to be a little reluctant to approaching the volunteers. However when approached they seem to be just as willing as anyone else to volunteer. They are approached using the same technique as the one used with all other students. so maybe the problem is not the actual communication but the lack of knowledge about the AN technology, because it seems that once it is explained to them they are will to sign up to become potential donors. Communication between MMS volunteers and students This procedure starts with asking whether the person has of AN. The answer is usually no. A short introduction in everyday language is given and the person is then asked wither they would like to join the register today. The volunteers only have a few minutes to attract the students so they use a very brief introduction to the technology. Some start their communication by asking wither they have heard of AN while others try to attract the students by starting off with asking them or telling them can save someone’s life”. The “you students are than told that they can save a person with cancer by donating their stem cells which are found in blood get hooked up to a machine that is just like a dialysis machine “you in most cases and only rarely would the donor have to undergo an operation and donate “ bone marrow. They are than asked wither they are willing to save a life and sign up today.
The fundraising events, although they require work from the committee members, they seem to help reach people that are not usually reached by clinics, so they are a success in raising awareness about AN technology. The Males More females than approach the MMS clinics The males that approach the clinic seem to be of European ethnicity When approached by MMS volunteers other male ethnicities are just as likely to register as males of European ethnicity When the males are approached by the MMS volunteers they are communicated to using the same procedure they use on all MDX students. The Asian students at MDX seem to be a little reluctant to approaching the volunteers. However when approached they seem to be just as willing as anyone else to volunteer. They are approached using the same technique as the one used with all other students. so maybe the problem is not the actual communication but the lack of knowledge about the AN technology, because it seems that once it is explained to them they are will to sign up to become potential donors. Communication between MMS volunteers and students This procedure starts with asking whether the person has of AN. The answer is usually no. A short introduction in everyday language is given and the person is then asked wither they would like to join the register today. The volunteers only have a few minutes to attract the students so they use a very brief introduction to the technology. Some start their communication by asking wither they have heard of AN while others try to attract the students by starting off with asking them or telling them “you can save someone’s life”. The students are than told that they can save a person with cancer by donating their stem cells which are found in blood “you get hooked up to a machine that is just like a dialysis machine “ in most cases and only rarely would the donor have to undergo an operation and donate bone marrow. They are than asked wither they are willing to save a life and sign up today.
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