Objective: The concept of organ donation still unpopularity with most people in the world. In this study, we aim to explore influential factors of medical personnel toward living organ donation, based on ethic, law and practical. The purpose of this study is to understand the influential factors of demographic characteristics, the willingness of organ donation and transplantation, and related experiences in medical personnel to living organ donation.
Materials and Methods: In this study, based on the purpose sampling, we had invited 245 related organ transplantation medical personnel to accept a "medical personnel vital organ donation ethics and practice survey" questionnaire.
Results: The survey concluded that"donor prior informed consent procedure" is the most important factor at the ethic aspect, "avoid inappropriate harm" secondly; at the legal aspect, medical personnel also consider that" written donor expression procedure" is the most important factor, "ethical deliberation procedure" secondly, at the practical operation aspect which were emphasized" strengthen execute prior informed consent procedure". Out of total number of medical personnel, 168(68.6%) express their willingness of organ donation. Medical personnel with higher education background and strict attitude toward ethic and law aspects are likely have higher organ donation willingness. Study suggestions: 1.The government should encourage people to sign in organ donation card, for the purpose of raising donation rate. 2. A platform relate to living organ donation ethic and law should be constructed in the future. 3. Encourage medical personnel participate in organ transplantation team works to reinforce the positive attitude toward organ donation. Raising living-donor willingness has become an important direction of improving people health and medical development.
