What is the quantitative data in this post:

• The training increased the staff's knowledge by 55%. This qualitative data suggests a positive shift in staff attitudes toward alternative interventions.
• The reduction, although it falls slightly short, in the frequency of seclusion and restraint incidents by 28% indicates progress toward the target. There were areas for specific intervention, such as additional support during high-risk shifts.
• Staff confidence in managing crises without using seclusion and restraint increased by 43%, indicating success. Feedback highlights the need for practical, hands-on training approaches.