Informing national policy: Healthcare workers’ readiness for a deceased donor kidney transplant program in Brunei Darussalam

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World J Transplant. Jun 18, 2026; 16(2): 117585
Published online Jun 18, 2026. doi: 10.5500/wjt.v16.i2.117585

Table 6 Demographic breakdown of attitude towards kidney transplant commercialization, n (%)

		Total	Agree	Neutral	Disagree	P value	χ²
Overall		370	79 (21)	168 (45)	123 (33)
Profession	Doctors	58	12 (21)	16 (28)	30 (52)	< 0.05	14.11
	Nurses	271	55 (20)	132 (49)	84 (31)
	AHP	41	12 (29)	20 (49)	9 (22)
Gender	Male	87	30 (34)	29 (33)	28 (32)	< 0.05	12.87
Gender	Female	283	49 (17)	139 (49)	95 (34)	< 0.05	12.87
Race	Malay	276	55 (20)	129 (47)	92 (33)	0.43	5.90
	Chinese	41	9 (22)	15 (37)	17 (41)
	Indigenous	19	7 (37)	9 (47)	3 (16)
	Foreign	34	8 (24)	15 (44)	11 (32)
Religion	Islam	297	58 (20)	138 (46)	101 (34)	0.11	10.29
	Christianity	36	11 (31)	17 (47)	8 (22)
	Buddhism	18	2 (11)	8 (44)	8 (44)
	Others	19	8 (42)	5 (26)	6 (32)
Education	Tertiary	326	72 (22)	146 (45)	108 (33)	0.62	0.93
Education	Secondary	44	7 (16)	22 (50)	15 (34)	0.62	0.93
Knowledge	High	224	54 (24)	96 (43)	74 (33)	0.24	2.83
Knowledge	Low	146	25 (17)	72 (49)	49 (34)	0.24	2.83
Fatwa	Aware	125	30 (24)	59 (47)	36 (29)	0.39	1.87
Fatwa	Unaware/unsure	245	49 (20)	109 (44)	87 (36)	0.39	1.87

AHP: Allied health professional.

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Citation: Othman NIE, Lim CY, Razak L, Yusuf M, Ahmed D, Idris F, Joshi N, Khalil MAM, Duong MC, Tan J. Informing national policy: Healthcare workers’ readiness for a deceased donor kidney transplant program in Brunei Darussalam. World J Transplant 2026; 16(2): 117585
URL: https://www.wjgnet.com/2220-3230/full/v16/i2/117585.htm
DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.5500/wjt.v16.i2.117585

Othman NIE, Lim CY, Razak L, Yusuf M, Ahmed D, Idris F, Joshi N, Khalil MAM, Duong MC, Tan J. Informing national policy: Healthcare workers’ readiness for a deceased donor kidney transplant program in Brunei Darussalam. World J Transplant 2026; 16(2): 117585 [PMID: 42281873 DOI: 10.5500/wjt.v16.i2.117585]

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