A Participatory Comic Book Workshop to Improve Youth-Friendly Post-Rape Care in a Humanitarian Context in Uganda: A Case Study

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TABLE.

Sociodemographic Factors of Health Care Providers Enrolled in Phase 2 of Ngutulu Kagwero Comic Book Workshop, Uganda

	No. (%)
Total	20
Age at baseline, years, mean (standard deviation)	30.3 (4.2)
Gender
Woman	8 (40.0)
Man	12 (60.0)
Role
Clinical officers	6 (30.0)
Nurses	5 (25.0)
Lab technician/assistant	5 (25.0)
Midwife/community health worker	5 (25.0)
Experience, years
1–3	10 (50.0)
More than 3	10 (50.0)
Provide services to refugees aged 16–24 years
Very often/often	20 (100.0)
Not often/never	0 (0)
Provide services to adults having experienced sexual and/or gender-based violence
Very often/often	7 (35.0)
Not often/never	13 (65.0)
Confidence in providing services to adults having experienced sexual and/or gender-based violence
Very confident	12 (60.0)
Confident	8 (40.0)
Not confident/not at all confident	0 (0)
Provide services to youth having experienced sexual and/or gender-based violence
Very often/often	12 (60.0)
Not often/never	8 (40.0)
Confidence in providing services to youth having experienced sexual and/or gender-based violence
Very confident	13 (65.0)
Confident	7 (35.0)
Not confident/not at all confident	0 (0)