[PDF] Top 20 Knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors of parents towards varicella and its vaccination

... attitude towards the utility of varicella vaccination (Model 2); and selected child’ s vaccination uptake against varicella (Model ...transmission), knowledge about the ... See full document

... of knowledge about vaccines and vaccine-preventable diseases among key role players like parents and teachers ...[20,22,23,25-30]. Parents (one who nurtures and raises a child or a rela- tive who ... See full document

... When it was asked about the seasonal influenza and its vaccination, 64.2% of the sample correctly answered that the influenza is more dangerous for pregnant women than for non-pregnant, 40.9% that the ... See full document

... basic knowledge questions. This was piloted on a random sample of parents and professionals to check the clarity of the questions and appropriate language changes were made to allow the questions to gather ... See full document

... their knowledge, attitudes and practice (KAP) were collected through a questionnaire with 33 closed-ended questions, which was designed based on a systematic review of related ...age, parents’ job ... See full document

... 2). Parents were generally unsure of details of how meningococcal infec- tion spreads, its incidence and who is most likely to catch it (quote 2, table ...of parents mentioned different strains ... See full document

... exposure vaccination within 24 h after the ...rabies-related knowledge towards improving attitudes and behaviors of at-risk populations, and the need to develop effective health ... See full document

... relegate knowledge pertaining to early childhood vaccinations to the mothers as they felt it was part of their care- taking ...to vaccination, contrast with a South African study by Francis et ... See full document

... health knowledge and behaviors, strong fatalistic beliefs toward their child ’ s inevitable caries development could have af- fected the knowledge of their children's oral health needs, supervision ... See full document

... concerns, knowledge, attitudes, and behavioral reactions of the public be studied in order to improve communication efforts by public health officials and clinicians to address the outbreak and to prevent ... See full document

... of knowledge about the appropriate and available sexual and reproduc- tive health ...inadequate knowledge about STIs in general, particularly about STI types and clinical ... See full document

... gendered power imbalances. Furthermore, FCs are often used interchangeably with MCs, and thus their provision can positively impact the proportion of protected sex acts in a population, through uptake by women or couples ... See full document

... Among personal measures for protection from swine flu; participants expressed that they took measures like hand washing, avoiding close contact, and using a mask with the rates of 95.7%, 78.7%, 53.3% respectively. On the ... See full document

... individual’s behaviors towards healthy ones, it requires interventions appropriate to the peoples’ stage of preparation and helping them to pass through different ...preventive behaviors against ... See full document

... Improving knowledge, treatment, and control on hypertension could decrease high rates of mortality by cardiovascular diseases (Barengo et ...Ashrafuzzaman, Knowledge and practices towards risk ... See full document

... of parents use tactile method for detecting fever, which is similar to the findings of (Hart & brigs, 2011) where more than (76%) Nigerian mothers used to detect temperature by touching their ...by ... See full document

... with knowledge of the dangers of antibiotics was ...nurse knowledge or attitudes towards suspected infections ex- ists for comparison, most nurses disagreed with the use of antibiotics if they ... See full document

... following varicella infection, especially among neonates, elderly and immunocompromised patients, as well as other serious complications such as pneumonia, encephalitis and congenital varicella ...of ... See full document

... investigated parents’ attitudes towards cord blood banking and donation with samples including pregnant women, expectant parents and new parents [14, 28, 29, 32, 34, 35, 41, 42, 44, ... See full document

... Incorporating HPV testing into cervical cancer screen- ing, could change women’s perceptions of cervical can- cer and influence sexual attitudes and behaviours in the population. This, in turn, may affect ... See full document