Search Results - "Kruse, Sarah P."

“Please help us with important research”: A retrospective analysis examining the impact of research invitation and participation on subsequent blood donor behavior by Kruse, Sarah P., Nguyen, Lilly, Karki, Surendra, Thorpe, Rachel, Davison, Tanya E.

“…Background As over‐communication can negatively impact consumer behavior, it is important to understand the impact of research communication on donors' future…”
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It is about who you know (and how you help them): Insights from staff and donors about how to recruit and retain a panel of committed anti‐D donors by Thorpe, Rachel, Kruse, Sarah P., Masser, Barbara M.

“…Background and Objectives Maintaining a panel of committed anti‐D donors is crucial for the production of anti‐D immunoglobulin to prevent haemolytic disease…”
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Examining knowledge translation in blood donor research: A review of vasovagal reaction literature by Thijsen, Amanda, Masser, Barbara, Davison, Tanya E., Kruse, Sarah P., Williamson, Anna

“…Background Knowledge translation focuses on the transfer of research findings into policy and practice. To provide insight into the state of knowledge…”
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Notifying donors when their deferral is ending: An effective donor retention strategy by Gemelli, Carley N., Thijsen, Amanda, Van Dyke, Nina, Kruse, Sarah P., Davison, Tanya E.

“…Background The application of a temporary deferral often leads to donor lapse. Contributing factors may be donors not knowing when their deferral ends or not…”
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Sources of attitudes towards parent-child co-sleeping and their effects: A systematic scoping review by Kruse, Sarah P, D'Souza, Levita, Tuncer, Hannah G G, Stewart, Sandra E

“…Parent-child co-sleeping is a common practice in many cultures, although in Western countries, families who engage in parent-child co-sleeping can encounter…”
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Improving donor retention following a temporary deferral: A cluster randomized controlled trial of deferral educational materials by Gemelli, Carley N., Kruse, Sarah P., Thijsen, Amanda, Van Dyke, Nina, Karki, Surendra, Davison, Tanya E.

“…Background Providing educational materials to deferred donors has been shown to increase their understanding about their deferral and knowledge about their…”
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Educating donors about deferrals through the provision of tailored materials: Findings from a survey of deferred donors by Gemelli, Carley N., Kruse, Sarah P., Thijsen, Amanda, Van Dyke, Nina, Davison, Tanya E.

“…Background Receiving a temporary deferral has been shown to negatively affect donor retention. One contributing factor for low donor return may be poor…”
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Designing and testing an ethnic‐ancestry question for Australian blood donors: Acceptability, feasibility, and understanding by Gahan, Luke, Gemelli, Carley N., Kruse, Sarah P., Davison, Tanya E.

“…Objectives We aimed to evaluate the acceptability, feasibility, and understanding of a donor ethnic‐ancestry question with Australian blood donors. Background…”
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Thank you for donating: a survey of Australian donorsʼ and nondonorsʼ orientations toward noncash incentives for blood donation by Van Dyke, Nina, Chell, Kathleen, Masser, Barbara, Kruse, Sarah P., Gemelli, Carley N., Jensen, Kyle, Davison, Tanya E.

“…BACKGROUND The aim of this study was to understand Australian donorsʼ and nondonorsʼ orientations toward 13 noncash incentives for blood and plasma donation…”
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The health impacts of blood donation: a systematic review of donor and non-donor perceptions by Thorpe, Rachel, Masser, Barbara, Coundouris, Sarah P, Hyde, Melissa K, Kruse, Sarah P, Davison, Tanya E

“…The health and well-being of volunteer donors is of critical concern for blood collection agencies responsible for ensuring a stable supply of blood products…”
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Understanding Mothers' Experiences of Being Ineligible to Donate Their Milk to a Not-for-Profit Milk Bank by Hyde, Melissa K, Thorpe, Rachel, Masser, Barbara M, Kruse, Sarah P, Amir, Lisa H, Brown, Richard, Clifford, Vanessa, Klein, Laura D

“…Donor milk banks have strict donor screening criteria to ensure that donor milk is safe for premature or hospitalized babies. Yet little evidence is available…”
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