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. 2020 Aug 20;20:392. doi: 10.1186/s12887-020-02297-1

Table 4.

Families reported program satisfaction (Parents n = 676; Children n = 708)

Low to moderate levels of satisfaction a High levels of satisfaction b
n % n %
Parents found the information was easy to act upon 80 11.9% 596 88%
Children enjoyed attending the weekly sessions 138 19.6% 570 80.4%
Children had fun interacting with the facilitators 54 7.6% 654 92.4%

Note: Includes eligible and non-eligible child participants as the surveys are anonymous. Therefore the 676 and 708 are not a sub-set of the 987 but of a more widely defined base (e.g., including siblings). a Low to moderate levels of satisfaction group consists of combining values 1 and 3 combined - on a 5-point scale where 1 = “low”, 3 = “moderate” and 5 = “high satisfaction”. b High levels of satisfaction group consists of combining values 4 and 5 combined - on a 5-point scale where 1 = “low”, 3 = “moderate” and 5 = “high satisfaction”