Multicomponent intervention to promote
expression of organ donation wish to family
members: a randomised controlled trial (abridged secondary publication)
NCY Yeung1; JTF Lau1; AMS Wu2; PKH Mo1; CL Jiang3; YF Tong4; Q Zhang5; KW Tse6
1 Jockey Club School of Public Health and Primary Care, Faculty of Medicine, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
2 Department of Psychology, University of Macau
3 Department of Media and Communication, The City University of Hong Kong
4 Transplant Coordination Service, Prince of Wales Hospital
5 School of Data Science, The City University of Hong Kong
6 The Chinese Association of Motivational Interviewing
1. An intervention integrating online videos and
motivational interviewing through telephone
significantly increased expression of organ
donation wish to family members, compared
with only receiving a text message related to
organ donation.
2. However, the increase in expression of organ donation wish to family members did not increase the rate of new organ donation registration.
3. Participants were satisfied with the motivational interviewing session and considered the narrative stories and information in the videos the most useful.
4. Most participants discussed the organ donation issue with family members during family gatherings.
2. However, the increase in expression of organ donation wish to family members did not increase the rate of new organ donation registration.
3. Participants were satisfied with the motivational interviewing session and considered the narrative stories and information in the videos the most useful.
4. Most participants discussed the organ donation issue with family members during family gatherings.