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. 2024 May 9;24:177. doi: 10.1186/s12906-024-04429-x

Table 6.

Relationship between the socio-demographic characteristics of the respondents and perception of CAM

Variable
N = 250
Perception of CAM (Scores) ANOVA/ T-test (F/T) P
Age Mean SD 0.001 0.979
20–29 13.25 2.34
30–39 13.01 2.34
≥ 40 13.02 2.34
Gender 1.212 0.272
Male 13.29 2.34
Female 12.11 2.33
Years of Experience 0.739 0.391
1–10 13.04 2.34
11–20 13.03 2.34
≥ 21 12.74 2.33
Ethnicity 0.210 0.647
Hausa 12.38 2.34
Igbo 13.31 2.33
Yoruba 13.5 2.34
*Others 12.87 2.33
Religion 5.707 0.018
Christian 11.55 2.31
Islam 12.2 2.32

Traditional African

Religion

14 2.34
None 11.25 2.30
Profession 0.741 0.390
#Medical Doctors 12.83 2.32
Nurses 13.58 2.34
Pharmacists 14.46 2.35
**Paramedical Professions 12.61 2.31

*Other ethnicities include Idoma, Igala, Edo/Ishan, Ebira, Tiv, Ibibio, Efik, Urhobo, Ijaw, Bini, Tarok, Yala, Boki, Akwa Ibom, Angas, Mwaghavul, Clip, Isodas, Nupe, Ebekwara, Ron, Dogmak, Kanuri, Annane, Delta, Oron, Anang, Bassa and Bajju

# Surgeons and physicians

** Paramedical professions include Medical laboratory scientists, Physiotherapists, Optometrists, Embryologists, Radiographers, Dieticians, Renal Technicians and Psychologists

***Significant p (< 0.05)