惩教人员对新冠肺炎疾病的态度和预防措施以及认识培训对疾病知识的影响

J. Okoro, Ambrose Ekeroku, Benedicta Nweze, Tobechukwu Odionye, Joel Nkire, M. Onuoha, C. Ezeonwuka, Jude Owoh
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新冠肺炎仍是国际关注的突发公共卫生事件。目前正在全球和国家两级努力控制其传播。尼日利亚惩教署还积极主动地与该疾病作斗争,为惩教人员组织了新冠肺炎意识培训。我们对埃努古州指挥部惩教人员的新冠肺炎知识进行了测试前和测试后评估,以确定意识培训对其知识水平的影响。该研究还评估了惩教人员对该疾病的态度和预防措施。平均知识得分为19.34分(满分25分),意识培训显著提高了参与者的新冠肺炎知识。我们发现,知识和态度/实践之间存在显著的中度正相关,学历较高的人的知识水平显著较高。大多数参与者都经常用肥皂和水洗手(87.9%)、戴口罩(84.4%)和保持社交距离(83%)。大多数参与者(53.2%)从包括尼日利亚疾病控制中心和世界卫生组织在内的多个来源获得了新冠肺炎信息
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Attitude and preventive practices towards COVID-19 disease and the impact of awareness training on knowledge of the disease among correctional officers
COVID-19 remains a public health emergency of international concern. Efforts at the global and national levels are being made to control its spread. The Nigerian Correctional Service is also proactive in the fight against the disease by organizing COVID-19 awareness training for correctional officers. We conducted a pre- and post-test assessment of COVID-19 knowledge among correctional officers in Enugu State Command to determine the impact of awareness training on their knowledge level. The study also assessed correctional officers’ attitude and preventive practices towards the disease. The mean knowledge score was 19.34 out of 25, and the awareness training significantly improved the participants’ COVID-19 knowledge. We found a significant moderate, positive correlation between knowledge and attitude/practice, and a significantly higher knowledge level among those with higher educational qualifications. Regular hand washing with soap and water (87.9%), wearing face masks (84.4%), and social distancing (83%) were practiced by the majority of the participants. . The majority of the participants (53.2%) received COVID-19 information from multiple sources including the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and the World Health Organization
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