Table 3.

Perception among clinicians and community workers of increased identification and management of MNS conditions and change of attitude

	Cameroon	Chad	DRC	Ethiopia	Kenya	Tanzania	All countries
	Clinicians n = 16	Clinicians n = 11	Clinicians n = 7	Clinicians n = 3	Clinicians n = 3	Clinicians n = 14	Clinicians n = 54
Increased identification of MNS conditions*
More than before	88%	91%	57%	33%	67%	93%	81%
Same as before	12%	9%	43%	67%		7%	17%
Less than before					33%		2%
Increased treatment of MNS conditions**
More than before	94%	91%	57%	33%	67%	86%	81%
Same as before	6%	9%	14%	67%		14%	13%
Less than before			29%		33%		6%
Attitude change towards people with MNS conditions***	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%
Increased identification of MNS conditions*	Community Workers n = 7					Community Workers n = 23	Community Workers n = 30
More than before	100%					96%	97%
Same as before						4%	3%
Less than before
Attitude change towards people with MNS conditions***	100%					100%	100%

* As assessed through the question: “The number of patients with MNS conditions you identify is less, same, more than before the training?”

* “The number of patients with MNS conditions you treat/manage is less, same, more than before the training?”

*** “Do you think your attitude towards people with MNS conditions has changed in terms of empathy, openness, tolerance, communication style?”