孟买第一波COVID-19筛查个体的卫生预测指标:一项横断面调查

R. Hadaye, Shilpa Nellikka
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导读:疫情防控思想最重要的一课是基本卫生习惯。在第一波疫情期间,了解患者的卫生习惯非常重要,因为当时对COVID-19的管理知之甚少。目的:评估第一波筛查人群COVID-19感染的行为习惯和预测因素。方法:一项横断面研究纳入了在孟买参加COVID-19筛查门诊的COVID-19筛查个体。采用方便抽样法对950名参与者进行电话访谈。进行Logistic回归分析。结果:共有950名受访者参与,年龄中位数为36岁(范围:18岁至83岁)。应答者中,RTPCR阳性或隔离者占36%。观察或阅读有关手卫生、面部卫生、保持社交距离、咳嗽礼仪和严格封锁的做法与降低COVID-19感染风险显著相关(p值<0.05)。结论:超过50%的人正确地遵循了卫生习惯,但很少有人能够正确回答与知识相关的问题。简单的卫生习惯,如面部卫生、咳嗽礼仪、保持社交距离、严格遵守封锁、看到或阅读洗手信息等,都是COVID-19感染的预测因素。该研究强调,在卫生紧急状态下,需要迅速而严格地尝试对人们进行教育。
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Hygiene Predictors among COVID-19 Screened Individuals during the First Wave In Mumbai: A Cross-Sectional Survey
Introduction:The most important lesson COVID-19 pandemic thought is basic hygiene practices. It is important to understand hygiene practices among patients during first wave, when meager knowledge about the management of COVID-19 was available. Objective: To assess the adopted behavioral practices and predictors for COVID-19 infection among screened individuals during the 1st wave. Method: A cross-sectional study included COVID-19 screened individuals attending COVID -19 screening OPD at Mumbai. Total 950 participants were interviewed telephonically using convenient sampling method. Logistic regression nanalysis was performed. Results: A total 950 respondents participated, with median age of36 years (range:18yrs to 83 years). Respondents,RTPCR positive or quarantined were 36%. Analysis concludes that practices of having seen or read about hand hygiene, face hygiene, maintaining social distancing, cough etiquettes and enforcement ofstrict lockdown were significantly associated with lower risk of COVID-19 infection (p value <0.05). Conclusion: Hygiene Practices were followed correctly by more than 50% of this cohort however few individuals were able to answer knowledge related questions correctly. Simple hygiene practices like face hygiene, cough etiquettes, social distancing, strict following of lockdown and having seen or read information on hand washing were predictors of COVID-19 infection. The study highlights the need for quick and rigorous attempts to educate people during a state of a health emergency.
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