[PDF] Top 20 Assessment of Knowledge, Attitude and Practice on Hypertensive Patient in a Teritary Care Hospital

... the knowledge, attitude and practice of life style modification measures among hypertensive patients in north – western ...specialist hospital, kano a tertiary healthcare institution in ... See full document

... inadequate knowledge about pharmacovigilance among healthcare professionals as well as their attitude are associated with high degree of ...limited knowledge about this ...assess Knowledge, ... See full document

... of practice, department of practice, years of practice, workshops/lectures attended in ADRs reporting and the average number of patients seen daily; 2) the awareness of ADRs program that involved a ... See full document

... attitude was positive, but lots of respondents showed negative behaviour regarding going to physician or health facility without delay. This can be explained by the fact that almost half of the participants ... See full document

... that knowledge is, by definition, infallible knowledge? He did claim all three ...as knowledge varies with the context in which it is ...Health Care Sector ... See full document

... world. Knowledge, attitudes and practices of health professionals toward pharmacovigilance and reporting these events are important factors to promote safe drug therapy ...evaluate Knowledge, attitudes and ... See full document

... has knowledge about their medication or insulin from their doctor or ...better knowledge of patients regarding diabetes and insulin ...an attitude that regular exercise can not control their blood ... See full document

... lagged hospital disaster ...public attitude toward disasters is often a mixture of "what happen will happen" and "It cannot happen ...the hospital could be affected by ... See full document

... CONCLUSION: In conclusion, this study showed that the undergraduate medical students had a relatively better attitude but limited knowledge and poor practice towards pharmacovigilance. The findings ... See full document

... Abstract: Hospital or Health facility acquired infections referred to as Nosocomial Infections are health care-associated infections that remain an important Provider/patient safety issue and ... See full document

... This was in concordance with the study conducted by Hardeep et al 12 which reported that 59% of study participants had such knowledge. As far as the necessity of ADR reporting was concerned, 64.71 % of the ... See full document

... It was observed that majority of the patients in the study had poor awareness of hypertension. Adequate knowledge, a positive attitude and good practices are important for effective control of hypertension. ... See full document

... the knowledge of health care pro- fessionals about diagnostic techniques of breast ...cancer. Knowledge attitude regarding the therapy: BSE (breast self-examination): There was particular ... See full document

... the knowledge score regarding epilepsy and anti-epileptic drugs was given, most of males (70%) were recorded among them 72% were with poor knowledge towards epilepsy and the p- value was ...non-significant. ... See full document

... and care received by people with ...the knowledge, attitude, and practice related to epilepsy and its associated factors by using a pretested, semi-structured questionnaire among 660 ... See full document

... assess knowledge, attitude and practice of Saudi adults regarding possible effects of selected food combinations, and effects of medications on nutritional status, in association with gender, age and ... See full document

... Assessment of awareness of PV among the healthcare professionals is very important due to under reporting of ADRs. Although previous studies indicated that pharmacists are pivotal players in ADR monitoring and ... See full document

... for assessment or provision of oral care for ICU pa- tients, and this may influence nurses’ ...oral care needs within 24 hours of admission and seven units (29%) had set protocol for this ...the ... See full document

... Preconception care is an organized and comprehensive program of health care that identifies and reduces woman’s reproductive risks before conception through risk assessment, health promotion, and ... See full document

... each patient for the ...includes patient details like demographics, type of contraceptive method used and type of contraceptive method given to the ...the knowledge, attitude and ... See full document