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1. Remapping the organ donation ethical climate: a care ethics consideration.

2. Estimated Association Between Organ Availability and Presumed Consent in Solid Organ Transplant.

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3. Organ donation attitudes and general self-efficacy: exploratory views from a rural primary care setting.

4. Comparison of organ donation and transplantation rates between opt-out and opt-in systems.

5. Presumed Consent: A Potential Tool for Countries Experiencing an Organ Donation Crisis.

6. Factors Associated with Health Care Professionals' Attitude Toward the Presumed Consent System.

7. [Organ donation in Germany: Don't we want to? Can't we? Or are we not allowed?]

8. Presumed consent will not automatically lead to increased organ donation.

10. The debate in Chile on organ donation revisited.

11. UK policy initiatives and the effect on increasing organ donation.

12. [Presumed consent and reciprocity as means to increase organ availability for transplantation].

13. Conscripting Organs: "Routine Salvaging" or Bequest? The Historical Debate in Britain, 1961-75.

14. Current progress in public health models addressing the critical organ shortage.

16. The default option: Why a system of presumed consent may be effective at increasing rates of organ donation.

17. Shifting towards an opt-out system in Greece: a general practice based pilot study.

19. The meaning of default options for potential organ donors.

20. The European experience.

22. Kidney organ donation: developing family practice initiatives to reverse inertia.

23. The ethics of organ transplantation: shortages and strategies.

24. Organ shortage crisis: problems and possible solutions.

25. Organ procurement organizations Internet enrollment for organ donation: abandoning informed consent.

26. Gender disparity in organ donation.

27. Impact of new legislation on presumed consent on organ donation on liver transplant in Singapore: a preliminary analysis.

28. Conscription of cadaveric organs: we need to start talking about it.

30. Surrogates and respect for donors.

31. Medicine. Do defaults save lives?

32. We must have presumed consent.

33. Organ transplantation: an ethical road map.

34. Giving until it hurts: prisoners are not the answer to the national organ shortage.

35. A better way to give a heart.

36. A critical approach to the current understanding of Islamic scholars on using cadaver organs without prior permission.

37. Elective, non-therapeutic ventilation: a reply to Browne et al., "The ethics of elective (non-therapeutic) ventilation.

38. Elective ventilation: reply to Kluge.

40. African-American reluctance to donate: beliefs and attitudes about organ donation and implications for policy.

41. Winning hearts and minds: using psychology to promote voluntary organ donation.

42. The ethics of elective (non-therapeutic) ventilation.

43. Doctor and patient groups vote for presumed consent.

44. Procuring organs for transplantation -- a European perspective.

47. Allocating organ transplant services: what can be learned from the United States experience?

48. Brazil mandates organ 'donation' for transplants.

50. Demand for organs fosters aggressive collection methods.