Confirming and notifying death study

This study uses a survey to find out how well healthcare workers and students in Alsace are trained about organ donation and what they know and think about it. Your answers could help improve future training.

This study explores what helps or hinders family doctors in providing care at home for patients in the final stages of a terminal illness. Your input as a general physician could help improve outpatient care for these patients.

This study tests a web-based program to teach nursing students how to care for patients at the end of life and after death. If you are a fourth-year nursing student at Necmettin Erbakan University, this training could help you feel more prepared and confident.

This study tests whether a simulation-based training (using a lifelike model) helps nursing students learn how to care for a deceased patient's body. It compares their knowledge, skills, and confidence against students who learn through traditional methods.

This study tests a program designed to support relatives when a loved one is dying in the emergency department. It aims to see if extra guidance and follow-up calls can help families during this difficult time.

This trial is studying heart and blood circulation problems that may happen during a certain type of organ donation (called Maastricht 3). It is for people who donate organs and those who receive them. The goal is to see how the level of oxygen in the blood affects these problems.