Perception of knowledge of cannabinoids was assessed according to confidence (very confident; confident; somewhat confident; not confident).
Only 18% of American workers 55 or older say they're "very" confident they'll have enough money for a comfortable retirement, and another 49% are "somewhat" confident, according to the Employee Benefit Research Institute's 2017 Retirement Confidence Survey.
Analysis of the relationship among the participants' demographics, their job type and their confidence in the hospital's ability to provide PPE was performed using the response variable confidence, which had three ordinal levels: very confident, somewhat confident and not confident at all.
Two-thirds (67%) of all respondents were at least somewhat confident that DS work as advertised, and approximately half had high confidence (i.e. selected "Extremely" or "Very confident").
Both pre/post-questionnaires examined knowledge (24 items) and confidence (7 items involving a 3 point likert scales – confident, somewhat confident and not confident) before and after completing the MIOH education program using the same questions.
Over 70% of the participants reported some level of confidence in managing home-based EOL situations: confident (40.6%) and somewhat confident (33.8%).
The levels of confidence were as follows: 1. not at all confident, 2. somewhat confident, 3. moderately confident, 4. very confident, 5. completely confident.
Soldiers had slightly more confidence in DS safety than efficacy; 70.8% of all respondents were at least somewhat confident DS are safe to consume, and of them, 42.2% reported high confidence.
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However, most were at least somewhat confident in each of those concepts.
Are you very confident, somewhat confident, not so confident or not confident at all? 12b.
