Kidney transplantation and Asians; Kidney transplantation and minorities
Indexed keywords
ADULT;
AGE;
AGED;
ARTICLE;
ASIAN;
ATTITUDE;
CULTURAL FACTOR;
FEMALE;
GENDER;
HEALTH CARE NEED;
HEALTH PROMOTION;
HUMAN;
KIDNEY TRANSPLANTATION;
LIVING DONOR;
MALE;
MARRIAGE;
MINORITY GROUP;
NORMAL HUMAN;
ORGAN DONOR;
PRIORITY JOURNAL;
RELIGION;
UNITED KINGDOM;
ADULT;
AGED;
ASIA;
ATTITUDE TO DEATH;
CADAVER;
FEMALE;
HEALTH KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDES, PRACTICE;
HUMANS;
INCOME;
KIDNEY TRANSPLANTATION;
MALE;
MIDDLE AGED;
PUBLIC RELATIONS;
RELIGION;
SCOTLAND;
TISSUE AND ORGAN PROCUREMENT;
TISSUE DONORS;
Awareness and attitudes towards organ donation and transplantation among the Asian population: A preliminary survey in Luton, UK
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Attitudes and beliefs within the Sikh community regarding organ donation: A pilot study
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Organ donation from intensive care units in England and Wales: Two year confidential audit of deaths in intensive care
Gore SM, Cable DJ, Holland AJ (1992) Organ donation from intensive care units in England and Wales: two year confidential audit of deaths in intensive care. BMJ 304:349-355
Variations in mortality from di3abetes, hypertension and renal disease in England and Wales by country of birth: Why the NHS should act now
Raleigh VS, Kiri VA, Balarajan R (1996) Variations in mortality from di3abetes, hypertension and renal disease in England and Wales by country of birth: why the NHS should act now. Health Trends 28:122