Survey about being a living organ donor
Thank you for taking part in this survey about being a living organ donor. A living organ donor is a person who gives (donates) an organ to a person whose organ no longer works. Usually, they donate a kidney or a part of their liver. During living organ donation, doctors do surgery to remove an organ from a living person and put it into the person they are donating to.
About this survey: The National Living Donor Assistance Center (NLDAC) wants to better understand the decision to be a living organ donor. NLDAC will use the findings from this survey to improve programs that help living donors. We want to hear from people at all steps of the decision-making process, including if you have never thought about being a living organ donor or have already decided not to donate an organ. It will take about 10 minutes to complete.
We respect your privacy: We will keep your answers private and anonymous – we will report only group data. You will have a choice to give your contact information at the end of the survey. If you choose to give your contact information such as your phone number or email address, your responses may no longer be anonymous to the research team. However, we will not include your name or identifying information in any publications or presentations based on your data, and your responses to this survey will still be confidential.
If you have any questions about the program, please contact NLDAC at (703) 414-1600 or toll free at (888) 870-5002.
Click below to begin the survey. In doing so, you agree to take part in the survey and to allow us to use your survey responses as described above. If you do not want to take part in the survey, please close your Internet browser.
1b) What organ have you thought about donating?
1b) What organ are you being evaluated to donate?
1b) What organ will you donate?
1b) What organ were you evaluated to donate?
1b) What organ did you already donate?
1c) What is your relationship to the person who needs an organ (the recipient)? If you are doing paired organ donation, what is your relationship to the person who you originally wanted to donate your organ? Paired organ donation means that you are giving your organ to a stranger and the person who you originally wanted to donate to is getting an organ from someone else. In other words, you swap recipients with another donor.
1c) What was your relationship to the person you donated an organ to (the recipient)? If you did paired organ donation, what is your relationship to the person who you originally wanted to donate your organ? Paired organ donation means that you gave your organ to a stranger and the person who you originally wanted to donate to is getting an organ from someone else. In other words, you swapped recipients with another donor.
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Please provide us with your phone number and email address. If you are applying to the NLDAC program, your decision to take part in an interview will not affect your application.