Table 3

Attitude to Care

Attitude to CareRolePretest score95% CIPost-test score95% CItP value*Mean differenceCohen’s d
Overall scoreGPR (n=332)4.354.30 to 4.394.704.65 to 4.7417.6<0.0010.340.840
Super (n=114)4.354.26 to 4.434.594.51 to 4.667.58<0.0010.250.570
Much can be done to improve lives of patientGPR (n=332)4.224.14 to 4.304.544.47 to 4.616.98<0.0010.320.483
Super (n=114)4.37†4.25 to 4.504.614.51 to 4.724.43<0.0010.260.401
Early detection benefits the patientGPR (n=332)4.324.24 to 4.404.73†4.67 to 4.808.38<0.0010.390.612
Super (n=114)4.214.06 to 4.374.524.38 to 4.663.92<0.0010.30.393
Important family/carers seek external supportGPR (n=332)4.564.50 to 4.634.81†4.76 to 4.866.98<0.0010.230.473
Super (n=114)4.524.41 to 4.644.674.57 to 4.772.690.0070.140.262
Important family carers contact Alzheimer’s Aust.GPR (n=332)4.384.30 to 4.454.694.63 to 4.757.92<0.0010.310.509
Super (n=114)4.424.30 to 4.454.644.53 to 4.754.01<0.0010.210.347
GPs in the best position to organise careGPR (n=332)3.953.86 to 4.044.44.33 to 4.489.41<0.0010.460.590
Super (n=114)4.063.90 to 4.224.444.33 to 4.484.68<0.0010.420.492
Patients should be informed early so they can planGPR (n=332)4.314.23 to 4.394.82†4.76 to 4.889.92<0.0010.480.817
Super (n=114)4.284.14 to 4.434.624.47 to 4.764.25<0.0010.350.447
  • General practitioner registrar (GPR), n=332; general practitioner supervisor (GPS), n=114. Preworkshop and postworkshop scores by role.

  • *Indicates a significant difference between preintervention and postintervention periods at the 0.05 level of significance (t-test for paired samples).

  • †Indicates a significant difference between groups at the 0.05 level of significance (t-test for independent samples).

  • GP, general practitioner.