开发和评估用户友好型安卓应用程序,以在拉贾斯坦邦西部居民中宣传 "器官捐献",2022 年

IF 0.2 Q4 PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
Shaivya Chauhan, Latika Nath, A. S. Gurjar, Amandeep Semwal, Shashwat Singh Chauhan, Rishabh Kumar Singh, Satvik Srivastava
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导言:器官捐献是指一个人在死后或捐献者在世时,允许摘取健康的可移植器官/组织。医疗保健各方面的数字化正在取代人工,消除偏见和判断错误。使用安卓应用程序可减少在需求评估、获取基本信息和联系合适机构登记器官捐献时的主观性。目标:开发一个安卓应用程序,以提高参与者的意识。通过应用程序评估与器官捐献相关的知识、态度和做法。评估安卓应用程序的满意度。方法在四个月的时间里,对帕利区城市和农村地区的 384 名参与者进行了横断面研究。由经过培训的志愿者使用预先设计、经过测试的问卷进行数据收集,并使用 Epi info(7.2 版)进行分析。研究结果虽然 82.8%的参与者听说过器官捐献,但只有 17.2%的参与者承诺捐献器官。城乡差异明显,宗教是他们对器官捐献态度的决定因素(p 值为 0.009),婴儿和老人不能捐献器官(p 值为 0.014),器官捐献费用昂贵(p 值为 0.00),医生不应提倡器官捐献(p 值为 0.014)。在李克特量表中,对应用程序优于印刷媒体、增加对器官捐献的了解和赋予社会责任感的同意中位数高于 5。结论虽然人们对器官捐献的认识存在误区,但社区对使用该应用程序提高人们对器官捐献的认识持积极态度。
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Development and evaluation of a user friendly android application for advocacy of “Organ Donation” among residents of Western Rajasthan, 2022
Introduction: Organ donation is either when a person allows healthy transplantable organs/tissues to be removed after death, or when the donor is alive. Digitization in various aspects of healthcare is replacing humans, eliminating biases and judgement errors. The use of an android application reduces subjectivity in need assessment, accessing basic information and contacting the right facilities to register for organ donation. Objectives: To develop an android application to increase awareness among participants. To assess knowledge, attitudes and practices related to organ donation through the application. To evaluate satisfaction levels regarding the android application. Methods: A cross-sectional study was conducted among 384 participants of urban and rural areas of Pali district over four months. A predesigned pretested questionnaire was used for data collection by trained volunteers and analyzed using Epi info (version 7.2). Results: The study was conducted among 192 urban and 192 rural participants of Pali district whose average age was 27.5 years in urban and 24 years respectively ,60.2% were females ,29.2% were married, 96% belonged to Hindu religion and 43% were medical students .Although 82.8% of the participants had heard about organ donation only 17.2% had pledged to donate organs. The rural and urban differences were marked stating religion as a determinant of their attitude for organ donation (p-value 0.009), that infants and elders could not donate organs (p-value 0.014), that organ donation was costly (p -value 0.00), that doctors should not advocate organ donation (p-value 0.014). The median agreement was above 5 on the Likert’s scale regarding the application being better than print media, increasing insight to organ donation and giving a sense of social responsibility. Conclusions: Awareness about organ donation is marred by myths, but the community had a positive attitude to use the application for increasing awareness levels.
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Indian Journal of Community Health
Indian Journal of Community Health PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH-
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