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ENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC PURPOSES
(BEL 311)
TITTLE : DECREASES OF AN ORGAN DONATION AMONG MALAYSIANS
NAME : ID NUMBER : NURUL SYAHIRA BT SUAIDI 2011736959 NOOR EZZATIE BT NOOR AZMAN 2011357139
PREPARED FOR : SIR AHMAD NAWIR BIN ABU AMRIN

ORGAN DONATION AMONG MALAYSIANS

What is organ donation? Organ donation is the donation of biological tissue or an organ of the human body, from a living or dead person to a living recipient in need of transplantation. Whereas, organ donation also is a life-saving and life-transforming medical process where organs are removed from a donor and transplanted into someone who is very ill or dying from organ failure. Organ donation is a noble one. It is not new in Malaysia as it is a method of treatment that has been widely accepted in the country. The number of patients who need organ transplants is increasing from year to year, but the number of potential donors, who wish to donate after death is still low.Why are the decreases of an organ donation in Malaysians occur? There are four reason, that we are focus of the decreases of an organ donation, there are lack of awareness among people to donate their organ, myths on death, certain religions objected to an organ donation and did not get permission from the family. Firstly, there are lack of awareness among people to donate their organ. Why are this situation are really happen among our people? There are many factors that we can share, such as the organ donation which made them hesitate about the quality of medical care. As we know the behaviour of our people, they did not trust the quality of medical care in our country that wil prefer to do an operation in overseas. They wil think that our medical care are low and may course bad things if go through the operation. As Malaysians, we should support our doctors or labour in

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