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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: Health Commun. 2017 Nov 30;34(2):259–267. doi: 10.1080/10410236.2017.1405480

Table 5:

Media as a means to promote donation

… I’ve become involved with a donate life
California. I sometimes speak. I’ve spoken at
Berkeley a couple times to some groups of about
200 kinds; young people. I have spoken in the
service organizations around here. I’ve also a
donate life ambassador or something. So I’ll
sometimes talk to the DMV; they’re the ones that
sign people up to be organ donors. And sometimes
I have been to the local high school with some other
people involved; and we’ve spoken to classes about
our experiences.
Donor 14
…I said, I’m going to do this anyway… somebody
needs to make a film, because people need to know
about this and be able to do this. You can reach
people with newspaper articles and a web site, but
film is just really provocative. It really gets people
thinking.
Donor 22
So the funny thing is after I donated I wrote about
it. It got published as an opinion piece in a
newspaper … the whole chain donation resonated
for me and sort of maximized the benefit of what
you can do for multiple people. That’s probably the
basic structure of how I’d talk to people about it.
Donor 177