Why might people donate tissue for cancer research? Insights from organ/tissue/blood donation and clinical research
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Little is known about why patients with cancer do or do not donate their tissue for research. A review of the literature on motivations to participate in clinical research and to donate tissues/organs for therapeutic use may provide some insights relevant to tumour banking research. ...
See moreLittle is known about why patients with cancer do or do not donate their tissue for research. A review of the literature on motivations to participate in clinical research and to donate tissues/organs for therapeutic use may provide some insights relevant to tumour banking research. While more research is necessary, a better understanding of the reasons that motivate patients to give or refuse consent to tumour banking may ultimately improve consent practices, public trust and donation rates. Key Words: Tumour Banking, Bio-banking, Motivation, The Gift Relationship, Research Participation, Organ Donation, Trust.
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See moreLittle is known about why patients with cancer do or do not donate their tissue for research. A review of the literature on motivations to participate in clinical research and to donate tissues/organs for therapeutic use may provide some insights relevant to tumour banking research. While more research is necessary, a better understanding of the reasons that motivate patients to give or refuse consent to tumour banking may ultimately improve consent practices, public trust and donation rates. Key Words: Tumour Banking, Bio-banking, Motivation, The Gift Relationship, Research Participation, Organ Donation, Trust.
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2008-01-01Publisher
KargerLicence
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Faculty of Medicine and Health, Sydney Health EthicsCitation
Axler RE, Irvine R, Lipworth W, Morrell B & Kerridge IH. 2008. Why might people donate tissue for cancer research? Insights from organ/tissue/blood donation and clinical research. Pathobiology, 75, 323-329.Share