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 3 Percentage distribution of attitude of health professionals participated in the study, pre -and post training in Ethiopia, October to December, 2016

Cases	Pre training				Post training				P (2 tailed)
Cases	F	P	M	SD	F	P	M	SD	P (2 tailed)
Psychosis									0.000
Favorable	32	34.04	9.15	4.55	84	89.36	14.08	2.50
Unfavorable	62	65.96			10	10.67
Depression									0.001
Good	52	55.32	10.46	4.57	90	95.74	13.38	1.99
Poor	42	44.68			4	4.26
Epilepsy									0.002
Favorable	50	53.19	9.82	4.56	84	89.36	13.91	2.82
Unfavorable	44	46.81			10	10.67
Alcohol use disorder									0.001
Favorable	44	46.81	9.27	4.52	85	90.42	14.15	2.53
Unfavorable	50	53.19			9	9.58

F frequency, P percentage, M median, SD standard deviation, and Favorable attitude those who score above the total mean score of 5 item attitude questionnaire, unfavorable attitude those who score below the total mean score

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