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Cross-sectional study on community knowledge and perception on mental illness among residents of sub-zoba serejaka (Embaderho and Geshinashim villages), Eritrea

Subjects: mental illnesses; knowledge; perception

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Knowledge, attitudes and practices of mothers on breastfeeding in urban environment in dakar

Subjects: Breastfeeding; Knowledge; Attitude

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Assessment of knowledge, attitude and practices of food handlers in nekemte referral hospital, Wollega, Ethiopia

Subjects: Practices; Knowledge; Attitude

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Study to Assess the Effectiveness of Planned Education Programme on Knowledge Regarding Enhancing Quality of Life among Diabetic Patients

Subjects: Quality of life; Diabetes; Diabetic patients

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Knowledge Attitude and Utilization Towards Emergency Contraceptive among Preparatory Students of Mizan High School Mizan-Aman Town, Bench-Maji Zone, South, Nations Nationalities And Peoples Regional State, South West, Ethiopia, 2016

Subjects: Knowledge; Attitude; Utilisation

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1.1. Aim: To assess Portuguese fathers’ knowledge on breastfeeding at 28-32 gestational weeks and to examine fathers’ knowledge in relation to socio-demographics and paternal characteristics. 1.2. Design: A cross-sectional design was used. The face-to-face interviewing was used to collected data using a dichotomy clinical instrument composed by 18 knowledge breastfeeding descriptors that emerged from literature review and validated by a panel of experts. The reliability was established using Kuder-Richardson Coefficient and it was 0.84. 1.3. Setting: Health Centers in a region of North of Portugal. Participants: Participated in the study a convenience sample of 143 fathers. 1.4. Key findings: More than 90% of fathers revealed lack of knowledge in 14 out of 18 subjects assessed. Age, education, parity, planned pregnancy showed no difference. The difference was observed in relation to prenatal decision to breastfeeding and in willingness to support breastfeeding mother. 1.5. Conclusions: Fathers’ knowledge on breastfeeding is very poor and the prenatal involvement is relevant to pro-mote father knowledge to support breastfeeding mother. Future implications: There is a need to develop fathers’ knowledge to support mothers’ decisions and actions concerning to the breastfeeding. Thus, to contribute for breastfeeding success, the father must be considered as a client of care. 1.1. Aim: To assess Portuguese fathers’ knowledge on breastfeeding at 28-32 gestational weeks and to examine fathers’ knowledge in relation to socio-demographics and paternal characteristics. 1.2. Design: A cross-sectional design was used. The face-to-face interviewing was used to collected data using a dichotomy clinical instrument composed by 18 knowledge breastfeeding descriptors that emerged from literature review and validated by a panel of experts. The reliability was established using Kuder-Richardson Coefficient and it was 0.84. 1.3. Setting: Health Centers in a region of North of Portugal. Participants: Participated in the study a convenience sample of 143 fathers. 1.4. Key findings: More than 90% of fathers revealed lack of knowledge in 14 out of 18 subjects assessed. Age, education, parity, planned pregnancy showed no difference. The difference was observed in relation to prenatal decision to breastfeeding and in willingness to support breastfeeding mother. 1.5. Conclusions: Fathers’ knowledge on breastfeeding is very poor and the prenatal involvement is relevant to pro-mote father knowledge to support breastfeeding mother. Future implications: There is a need to develop fathers’ knowledge to support mothers’ decisions and actions concerning to the breastfeeding. Thus, to contribute for breastfeeding success, the father must be considered as a client of care. Fathers’ To Be’ Knowledge about Breastfeeding

Subjects: Breastfeeding; Paternal knowledge; Assessment

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Assessment of Head and Neck Cancer Knowledge and Awareness Levels among Undergraduate Dental Students at King Abdulaziz University Faculty of Dentistry

Subjects: KAUFD; Head; Neck

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Knowledge and Perceptions of Prescribers Regarding Hepatitis B & C Management: A Cross-sectional Study from Pakistan

Subjects: Hepatitis B & C; Knowledge; Perceptions

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Pharmacovigilance Adverse Drug Reactions Reporting: Knowledge, Attitude and Practice Study Among Health Professionals in Yaoundé, Cameroon

Subjects: Adverse drug reactions; Health professionals; Knowledge

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Determination of Knowledge, Attitudes and Practices on Prevention of Sexually Transmitted Infections among Seto Semero High School Students

Subjects: Sexually transmitted infections; Knowledge; Attitude

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