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. 2014 Jul 13;13:273. doi: 10.1186/1475-2875-13-273

Table 4.

Change in the accuracy rate of the malaria related KAP among mountain worker populations after intervention

Content
Group
Testing area
Control area
    Population K (%) A (%) P (%) Population K (%) A (%) P (%)
Gender
Male
295
249 (84.41)
257 (87.12)
263 (89.15)
201
91 (45.27)
93 (46.27)
84 (41.79)
Female
260
245 (94.23)
251 (96.54)
249 (95.77)
192
70 (36.46)
80 (41.67)
82 (42.71)
Age group (years)
<20
58
54 (93.10)
51 (87.93)
47 (81.03)
45
25 (55.56)
22 (48.89)
15 (33.33)
20-40
306
275 (89.87)
291 (95.10)
285 (93.14)
237
83 (35.02)
103 (43.46)
98 (41.35)
>40
191
165 (86.39)
166 (86.91)
180 (94.24)
111
53 (47.75)
48 (43.24)
53 (47.75)
Educational status
Illiterate/semiliterate
47
43 (91.49)
40 (85.11)
43 (91.49)
115
42 (36.52)
5 (44.35)
48 (41.74)
Primary education
121
107 (88.43)
104 (85.95)
111 (91.74)
231
102 (44.16)
99 (42.86)
93 (40.26)
Junior high school and above
387
344 (88.89)
364 (94.06)
358 (92.51)
47
17 (36.17)
23 (48.94)
25 (53.19)
Total 555 249 (89.01) 508 (91.53) 512 (92.25) 393 161 (40.97) 173 (44.02) 166 (42.24)

K = Rate of malaria knowledge; A = Rate of correct attitude; P = Rate of good practice.