Attitudes, and barriers towards organ donation among university students, faculty and staff in Ajman, United Arab Emirates: Cross-sectional survey design

Table 2 The attitude of participants towards organ donation

Attitude	Not agree/ strongly not agree/neutral		Agree/strongly agree
	n	%	n	%
A1. I am willing to donate my organs after my death	382	62.9	225	37.1
A2. My family will be willing to donate my organs after my death	487	80.2	120	19.8
A3. I am ready to receive an organ if needed	234	38.6	373	61.4
A4. I am ready to donate my organ to a person who belongs to a different religion	238	39.2	369	60.8
A5. Organ donation is a good attitude, and it should be promoted	193	31.8	414	68.2
A6. Organ donation should be an individual choice, and it should not be done by compulsion	141	23.2	466	76.8
A7. Organ transplantation is a safe and effective procedure	286	47.1	321	52.9
A8. hospitals use donated organs as they are intended to be used	243	40.0	364	60.0
A9. People who receive transplants live a healthy life in the future	311	51.2	296	48.8
A10. My religion supports organ donation	311	51.2	296	48.8
A11. I feel organ donation is a social responsibility	307	50.6	300	49.4
A12. Signing a donor card will not change the medical treatment I receive to save my life at the hospital	332	54.7	275	45.3
A13. I am willing to register as an organ donor and I am ready to sign organ donation card	401	66.1	206	33.9