Mental health training for primary health care workers and implication for success of integration of mental health into primary care: evaluation of effect on knowledge, attitude and practices (KAP)

Table 2 Percentage distribution of knowledge of health professionals participated in the study, pre- and post training in Ethiopia, October to December, 2016 (n = 94)

Cases	Pre training				Post training				p (2 tailed)
Cases	F	P	M	SD	F	P	M	SD	p (2 tailed)
Psychosis									0.000
Good	32	34.04	24.35	8.48	82	87.23	34.07	7.60
Poor	62	65.96			12	12.77
Depression									0.001
Good	45	47.87	26.06	8.99	85	90.43	34.68	7.09
Poor	49	52.13			9	9.57
Epilepsy									0.043
Good	70	74.47	25.37	8.52	88	93.62	34.78	6.99
Poor	24	25.53			6	6.38
Alcohol use disorder									0.001
Good	36	40.42	24.76	8.67	89	94.68	35.30	6.46
Poor	58	59.58			5	5.32

F frequency, P percentage, M median, SD standard deviation, and Good knowledge those who score above the total mean score of 19 item knowledge questionnaire, poor knowledge those who score below the total mean score

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