Table 7.

Statistical comparisons of self-reported, questionnaire-based outcomes across trainees’ professions (Chi-squared tests)

Questions	MDs vs.RNs	RNs vs. SHCA	MDs vs. SHCA
A. How would you rate the program as a whole?	1.00	0.003***	0.003***
B. Will you be able to use what you’ve learnt in everyday clinical practice?	0.003***	0.19	0.10
C. Would you recommend the program to a colleague in a similar situation as yours?	0.012*	0.82	0.003***
D. How did you experience the workload during the program?	0.03*	1.00	0.04*
E. Evaluate the importance of the recommended literature in the program	0.003***	1.00	0.003***
F. Evaluate the importance of the recommended scientific publications in the program	1.00	0.31	0.94
G. Evaluate the importance of the lectures in the program	0.003***	1.00	0.003***
H. Evaluate the importance of the links in the program	0.12	0.003***	0.003***
I. Evaluate the importance of the exercises and the feedback in the program	1.00	0.003***	0.58
J. Evaluate the importance of the physical meeting(s) in the program	0.39	1.00	0.21

The data include 64.2 to 72.0% of the total number of trainees (n = 2353 to 2641) in the program 2008 to 2014 (n = 3666). P-values are corrected by the Bonferroni correction for multiple comparisons (correction factor = 30; significant values in italics)

MD medical doctors, RN registered nurses, SHCA social and health care assistants

* P < 0.05; ** P < 0.01; *** P < 0.005