Managing the Psychosocial and Financial Consequences of Living Donation.
Managing the Psychosocial and Financial Consequences of Living Donation.
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管理活体捐赠的心理社会和财务后果。
DOI：
10.1007/s40472-013-0003-4
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发表时间：
2014
影响因子：
2.1
通讯作者：
DiMartini,AndreaF
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作者：
Dew,MaryAmanda;Myaskovsky,Larissa;Steel,JenniferL;DiMartini,AndreaF
在过去的十年里，关于活体器官捐赠对社会心理和经济影响的文献有了显著的增长。随着这一增长，人们认识到，在教育潜在捐赠者了解捐赠过程和规划捐赠者捐赠后的后续护理时，必须考虑到这些影响。我们的综述强调了最近的研究，这些研究提供了活体供体心理社会和财务结果的新信息，特别关注了对非亲属供体（即与移植患者没有生物或长期情感联系的人）的研究，因为这些人代表了活体供体人口中不断增长的一部分。注意到现有证据的局限性和差距。我们还讨论了最近对捐赠者的社会心理和财务结果进行捐赠后监测的建议，并考虑了有关干预和预防策略的证据进展，以尽量减少活体捐赠的任何不利的社会心理和财务影响。
There has been dramatic growth in the last decade in the literature on psychosocial and financial impacts of living organ donation. With this growth has come recognition that these impacts must be considered when educating prospective donors about the donation process and when planning donor follow-up care after donation. Our review highlights recent studies that provide new information on the nature of psychosocial and financial outcomes in living donors, with special attention to studies examining unrelated donors (i.e., those with no biologic or longstanding emotional connection to the transplant patient), given that these individuals represent a growing segment of the living donor population. Limitations and gaps in available evidence are noted. We also discuss recent recommendations for post-donation monitoring of donors’ psychosocial and financial outcomes, and we consider advances in evidence regarding interventions and prevention strategies to minimize any adverse psychosocial and financial impacts of living donation.