Tasnima Haque, K. Hossain, M. R. Bhuiyan, S. Ananna, Md. Anower Hussain, M. Islam, Asif Ahmed, M. M. Rahman
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Knowledge, attitude and practices (KAP) towards COVID-19 and assessment of risks of infection (RI) by SARS-CoV-2 among the Bangladeshi population: An online cross sectional survey
The COVID19 pandemic has been transmitted worldwide rapidly. The best ways of preventing this virus are to know about and act accordingly. An online cross sectional survey was conducted to know the knowledge, attitude and practices towards COVID19 and to assess the risks of infections among Bangladeshi population. Among 2045 respondents, 54·87% respondents kept good knowledge. Knowledge was significantly diverged across age, gender, education levels, residences, income groups, and marital status. Despite the knowledge, the attitude and practices of Bangladeshi people are not impressive. Among population, 32·08%, and 44·30% people were in high, and in medium risk of infection respectively. Everybody is in risk. Reasons for the mediocre attitude and practices could be the poor knowledge, nonscientific and orthodox religious believe. Government and policy makers must consider these knowledge levels, attitude & practices and the risk of infection assessment to implement productive interventions for preventing the COVID19.
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