Table 2.

Perceived knowledge for pre- and post-training items and paired t-test (N = 192)

Items (Questionnaire) Perceived knowledge about:	(N)	Pre CCC-training Mean (SD)	Post CCC-training Mean (SD)	Paired t-test t-value df	p-value
1. Regulations for applying for asylum	181	2.35 (1.06)	3.30 (0.98)	− 11.99180	p < 0.001
2. Asylum seekers’ rights to health care	187	2.67 (1.04)	4.11 (0.84)	−18.60186	p < 0.001
3. Undocumented rights to healthcare	185	2.49 (1.02)	4.06 (0.86)	− 20.20184	p < 0.001
4. Refugees’, with residence permits, rights to health care	183	2.87 (1.17)	4.16 (0.82)	−15.80182	p < 0.001
5. What actions are being taken for refugees to facilitate integration during their first 2 years in Sweden	182	2.26 (0.98)	3.44 (0.93)	−15.15181	p < 0.001
6. Which authorities are responsible for various actions	185	2.43 (1.04)	3.47 (0.96)	−13.57184	p < 0.001
7. How migration process can affect children’s mental health	184	2.92 (1.05)	4.04 (0.80)	−15.18183	p < 0.001
8. How migration process can affect adults’ mental health	188	2.87 (0.98)	4.08 (0.77)	−16.33187	p < 0.001
9.How migration process can affect the family situation	184	2.85 (1.05)	3.98 (0.77)	−15.47183	p < 0.001
10.How severe trauma can affect health	163	3.53 (0.99)	4.18 (0.74)	−9.33162	p < 0.001
11.How to interpret symptoms of mental illness among asylum seekers and newly arrived refugees	164	2.73 (0.95)	3.69 (0.90)	−13.72163	p < 0.001
12. Which treatment initiatives for newly arrived refugees are various health care providers responsible for	180	2.23 (1.12)	3.45 (0.90)	−14.20179	p < 0.001
13.How to work with an interpreter	174	3.36 (1.12)	4.12 (0.70)	−9.27173	p < 0.001
How to encounter refugees regarding
14.Severe trauma	182	2.68 (1.16)	3.50 (0.98)	−11.76181	p < 0.001
15.Experience of torture	181	2.45 (1.12)	3.35 (1.05)	− 11.90180	p < 0.001
16.Experience of flight experiences	181	2.61 (1.16)	3.50 (0.90)	− 11.65180	p < 0.001
17. Experience of coming to Sweden	179	2.68 1.13	3.55 (0.94)	− 11.28178	p < 0.001