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. 2020 Jul 21;69(11):810–820. doi: 10.1007/s00101-020-00812-8

Table 2.

Correlations (Spearman’s rho and Cramer’s V), with Kruskal-Wallis H test p ≤ 0.05, χ2-test ≤0.05 or Fisher’s exact test ≤0.05

Comparison of degree and training programs
Attitudes Recorded in writing Electronic health card Subjective knowledge Eurotransplant DSO Knowledge
of regulation
Preferred
regulation
Training/degree Correlation coefficient 0.037 0.220** 0.163** 0.067 0.245** 0.190* 0.273** 0.142*
N 355 351 345 344 329 334 336 335
Trust in healthcare system Trust in organ donation system Trust regarding brain death

Attitude

after transplantation scandals

Education about organ donation

Knowledge

of organ donation process

Knowledge

of organ donation law

Brain-death score
Training/degree Correlation coefficient −0.002 0.016 −0.016 0.164** −0.112* −0.011 −0.034 0.242**
N 339 329 337 345 330 325 326 332
Brain death score Health sciences degree
Reaction Coma Persistent vegetative state Subjective knowledge

Knowledge

of organ donation process

Knowledge

of organ donation law

Training/degree Correlation coefficient 0.193** 0.118 0.138* Start and end of studies Correlation coefficient 0.217* 0.285** 0.210*
N 335 335 333 N 102 99 100
Medical degree Nursing training
Attitudes Subjective knowledge

Knowledge

of organ donation process

Knowledge

of the concept of brain death

Knowledge

of organ donation law

Education about organ donation
Start and end of studies Correlation coefficient 0.185* 0.438** 0.435** 0.570** 0.320** Training year Correlation coefficient −0.349*
N 192 185 176 176 176 N 52

* p ≤ 0.05, ** p ≤ 0.01