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Table 3 Attitude on Chronic Kidney Disease Stratified by Care Providers in Jimma Town, 2018 (n = 326)

From: Knowledge, attitude, and practices toward chronic kidney disease among care providers in Jimma town:cross-sectional study

Attitude Domain Survey Items

Health Care Professional

Total

n = 326 (100%)

GP

n = 96 (29.4%)

Resident

n = 93 (28.5%)

Specialist

n = 68 (20.9%)

OHS n = 69 (21.2%)

Q1. I often worry about treatment cost for CKD for patients?

0

83(25.5%)

86(26.4%)

49(15.0%)

57(17.5%)

275(84.4%)

1

13(16.9%)

7(20.2%)

19(13.2%)

12(8.3%)

51 (15.6%)

Q2.Kidney disease is a major public health problem in Ethiopia?

0

62(19.0%)

65(19.9%)

39(12.0%)

53(16.3%)

219(67.2%)

1

34(10.4%)

28(8.6%)

29(8.9%)

16(4.9%)

107(32.8%)

Q3.Ethiopian Ministry of Health gives adequate attention?

0

24(7.4%)

20(6.1%)

20(6.1%)

24(7.4%)

88(27.0%)

1

72(22.1%)

73(22.4%)

48(14.7%)

45(13.8%)

238(73.0%)

Q4.Do you need more education on CKD and eGFR?

0

65(19.9%)

66(20.2%)

50(15.3%)

53(16.3%)

234(71.8%)

1

31(9.5%)

27(8.3%)

18(5.5%)

16(4.9%)

92(28.2%)

  1. Key: 0- Agree and strongly agree
  2. 1-Unsure, Disagree, strongly disagree
  3. GP General Practitioner, OHS Other Health Sciences, eGFR estimated Glomerular filtration rate, CKD Chronic Kidney Diseases, ACEI Angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitors