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• 2013Donor anxiety, needle pain, and syncopal reactions combine to determine retention: a path analysis of two‐year donor return data71 cited
• 2012How afraid are you of having blood drawn from your arm? A simple fear question predicts vasovagal reactions without causing them among high school donors65 cited
• 2009Social support attenuates presyncopal reactions to blood donation57 cited
• 2012The influence of adverse reactions, subjective distress, and anxiety on retention of first‐time blood donors56 cited
• 2011Assessment of donor fear enhances prediction of presyncopal symptoms among volunteer blood donors51 cited
• 2015Factors associated with psychological and physiological stress reactions to blood donation: a systematic review of the literature.40 cited
• 2011Improving Safety for Young Blood Donors40 cited
• 2014Management of Young Blood Donors38 cited
• 2017Fear of donation‐related stimuli is reported across different levels of donation experience36 cited
• 2013Predicting blood donation maintenance: the importance of planning future donations34 cited
• 2010An evaluation of a donation coping brochure with Australian non-donors30 cited
• 2015Assessment of blood donation intention among medical students in Pakistan – An application of theory of planned behavior29 cited
• 2013Beliefs underlying the intention to donate again among first-time blood donors who experience a mild adverse event29 cited
• 2018Does using applied muscle tension at strategic time points during donation reduce phlebotomist‐ and donor‐reported vasovagal reaction rates? A three‐armed randomized controlled trial20 cited
• 2018Respiration and applied tension strategies to reduce vasovagal reactions to blood donation: A randomized controlled trial19 cited
• 2011Applied Tension and Coping with Blood Donation: A Randomized Trial18 cited