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Table 5 Gains in breastfeeding knowledge and abilities between baseline and post-intervention by type of provider

From: How much can Mexican healthcare providers learn about breastfeeding through a semi-virtual training? A propensity score matching analysis

 

ATT a

SE b

CI [95%] b

Primary Physicians

 General knowledge about breastfeeding

20.85***

1.78

17.21

24.08

 Knowledge about breastfeeding benefits

59.20***

2.68

54.23

64.39

 Knowledge clinical aspects of breastfeeding

7.23**

2.93

1.49

13.08

 Clinical ability to solve problems

4.36

2.66

−2.02

8.77

 Ability to overcome breastfeeding challenges

−2.83

3.58

−11.76

3.16

Registered nurses

 General knowledge about breastfeeding

23.81***

3.07

17.60

29.37

 Knowledge about breastfeeding benefits

52.65***

3.27

46.12

58.07

 Knowledge clinical aspects of breastfeeding

−2.08

4.79

−10.40

8.14

 Clinical ability to solve problems

14.39***

3.70

8.00

23.46

 Ability to overcome breastfeeding challenges

12.07***

3.83

5.02

19.68

Nurse technicians

 General knowledge about breastfeeding

20.18***

2.59

15.16

26.18

 Knowledge about breastfeeding benefits

49.27***

3.73

44.75

57.66

 Knowledge clinical aspects of breastfeeding

6.47

3.68

−0.66

13.02

 Clinical ability to solve problems

5.58

3.82

−1.49

12.58

 Ability to overcome breastfeeding challenges

−7.00

5.20

−16.19

4.17

  1. Notes: ATT Average Treatment effect for the Treated; SE Standard Error; CI 95% Confidence Interval; a Kernel matching for time of intervention; b Bootstrap coefficient estimated with 500 replications; Significance: ** p-value< 0.05, *** p-value < 0.01