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Table 3 Association between knowledge and attitudes regarding mental health programmes' implementation among participating health staff (n = 220)

From: Assessment of the knowledge, attitudes, and practices (KAP) among UNRWA* health staff in Jordan concerning mental health programme pre-implementation: a cross-sectional study

Questions

Attitudes’ scores mean (±SD) a

p value b

Yes

No

1. Do you think that you have enough knowledge about Mental Health Programme’s policies and plans?

14.0 (±1.7)

12.9 (±2.0)

< 0.001

2. Did you receive training about psychosocial (non-pharmacological) interventions?

13.7 (± 1.8)

13.0 (± 2.0)

0.005

3. Did you receive refresher training on child and adolescent mental health issues?

14.1 (± 1.6)

13.1 (± 2.0)

0.002

4. Did you receive refresher training on the rational use of psychotropic medicines?

14.8 (± 1.5)

13.2 (± 2.0)

0.006

5. During your study at the university/college, how many credit hours (theoretical and practical) were dedicated to psychiatry and mental health related subjects?

13.4 (± 1.9)

12.9 (± 1.9)

0.046

  1. a Standard deviation
  2. b Independent t-test