Medical officers (N = 156) | Nursing officers (N = 59) | Social workers (N = 31) | X2 (p value) | |
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Suspect CAN | 96(61.5%) | 28(47.4%) | 28(90.3%) | 15.827 (p = 0.001) |
Report CAN | 74(47.4%) | 23(39.0%) | 27(87%) | 20.324 (p = 0.001) |
Aware of process of reporting | 114(73.1%) | 38(64.4%) | 28(90.3%) | 6.955 (p = 0.031) |
Awareness of Sri Lankan laws | 92(60.0%) | 22(37.3%) | 23(74.2%) | 13.080 (p = 0.001) |
Importance of child abuse education | 156(100%) | 58(98%) | 31(100%) | 4.743 (p = 0.315) |
Attended training on CAN | 13(8.3%) | 16(27.1%) | 23(74.2%) | 68.956 (p = 0.001) |
Self-satisfaction of knowledge | 45(28.8%) | 21(35.6%) | 18(58.1%) | 9.890 (p = 0.007) |
Wish to improve the knowledge | 150(96.2%) | 54(91.5%) | 25(80.6%) | 9.964 (p = 0.010) |