Table 5.

Relationships between previous ABR training for HHCPs and awareness scores by country^b

Items		Ghana				Nigeria				Peru				Tanzania				Vietnam
		N	%	Score mean	P value	N	%	Score mean	P value	N	%	Score mean	P value	N	%	Score mean	P value	N	%	Score mean	P value
I was taught everything I needed to know about Antibiotic Resistance as part of my training curriculum	Agree	64	61.5	61.7	0.491	54	63.5	61.3	0.103	46	54.8	69.4	0.001a	99	78.6	56.9	0.326	169	74.8	57.9	0.748
	Disagree	40	38.5	60.4		25	29.4	57.1		38	45.2	61		26	20.6	54.8		56	24.8	57.9
The information and training I currently receive on Antibiotic Resistance are adequate for my day-to-day practice	Agree	67	64.4	61.8	0.377	42	49.4	60.2	0.87	54	64.3	68.1	0.010a	92	73	57.2	0.161	128	56.6	57.3	0.741
	Disagree	37	35.6	60.1		37	43.5	59.8		30	35.7	61.1		33	26.2	54.4		97	42.9	57.8
I have attended specific training on Antibiotic Resistance and/or Antibiotic Stewardship	Yes	32	30.8	62	0.575	30	35.3	62.3	0.135	36	42.9	68.7	0.055	32	25.4	57.2	0.682	87	38.5	58.2	0.452
	No	72	69.2	60.9		49	57.6	58.6		48	57.1	63.3		92	73	56.3		138	61.1	57.1

Statistical differences (P < 0.05). All significant values are two-tailed.

Includes only participants without missing values in the 23-item scale who replied to the question; therefore, differences in the number of participants across calculations may vary accordingly.

Note that while the countries are positioned side by side, it is important to note that scores should be interpreted within-country rather than compared across countries, for example, as baseline data within a given country.