Table 1

Contents of Education Program for the Clonorchiasis Prevention Lecturers

Table 2

General Characteristics of Participants (N=74)

PHCP=Primary health care post

^†Included 4 sub health centers.

Table 3

Difference of Confidence Level in Clonorchiasis Management activities before and after Prevention Education (N=74)

Table 4

Difference of knowledge Level about Clonorchiasis according to Characteristics of Participants before and after Prevention Education (N=74)

PHCP=Primary health care post.

^†Included 4 sub health centers.

Table 5

Correct Answer Rate before and after Clonorchiasis Prevention Education (N=74)

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