Ethnicity and attitudes to deceased kidney donation: a survey in Barbados and comparison with Black Caribbean people in the United Kingdom

Table 2 Socio-demographic characteristics and whether willing to donate organs at death - Barbados survey

	Not willing to donate		Willing to donate^a		Pearson Χ²	P-value
Characteristics	N	%	N	%
*Gender*
Men	4	2.92	133	97.08
Women	13	6.88	176	93.12
Total	17	5.21	309	94.79	2.5181	P = 0.113
*Age-years*
18-39	8	5.00	152	95.00
40-59	7	5.04	132	94.96
60+	2	7.41	25	92.59
Total	17	5.21	309	94.79	0.2865	P = 0.867
*Religion*
Anglican	3	3.37	86	96.63
Pentecostal	5	6.76	69	93.24
Methodist	0	0.00	22	100
Seventh Day Adventist	0	0.00	27	100
Catholic	2	18.18	9	81.82
Nazarine	1	8.33	11	91.67
Wesleyan/Baptist	1	5.88	11	91.67
Jehovah's Witness	2	22.22	7	77.78
Other	0	0.00	21	100
None	1	3.03	32	96.97
Total	15	4.76	300	95.24	15.55	P = 0.077
*Highest education completed*
Primary ^b	4	7.02	53	92.98
High school 5^th form	8	5.84	129	94.16
High school 6^th form	2	16.6	10	83.33
Other training	1	1.47	67	98.53
University	1	2.63	37	97.37
Total	16	4.98	305	95.02	6.8561	P = 0.232
*Employment*
Paid employment	10	3.98	241	96.02
Student	0	0.00	9	100
Retired/not working/occasional	6	9.67	56	90.32
Total	16	4.98	306	95.02	4.0343	P = 0.133

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