Knowledge, attitudes and practices survey among health care workers and tuberculosis patients in Iraq

Good practices could include: national health strategies that have clearly outlined targets or a visions for manag- ing M/XDR-TB; poverty alleviation initiatives and actions

All participants initially recruited in the clinical study (or their care-givers if the patients were minors) were eligible for the questionnaire survey. However, it was not

Our study demonstrated poor knowl- edge of periodontal disease, including its aetiology, signs, and outcomes, but an overall positive attitude towards peri- odontal health

Re- garding the International Commission on Radiological Protection (ICRP) rec- ommendations defining professional responsibility for protecting patients from unnecessary

We conducted this study to assess the differences in knowledge, attitudes and practices regarding reproductive health istt sues in 2 groups, Iranian males and Afghan

We conducted this study to determine the level of knowledge, attitudes and practices (KAP) regarding eye examination for diabetic retinopathy among non- ophthalmologist physicians

Specific objectives were to determine: (i) the number of registered cases and case notification rates for TB among HCWs working in TB health-care facilities (including

• medical care services comprising primary health care provided free of charge through UNRWA’s network of primary health care facilities and mobile clinics, with emphasis on