Bir Tıp Fakültesi Öğrencilerinin COVID-19 Hastalığı ile İlgili Bilgi Düzeylerinin ve Davranışlarının Değerlendirilmesi

Gölbaşi, Selva Dilan; Sungur, Sevda; Aygar, Hatice; Gedik, Sevil Aydoğan; Pala, Seval Çalişkan; Çam, Cüneyt; Oktar, Didem; Ay, Ahmet; Torba, Tuğçe Arslan; Arslantaş, Didem; Ünsal, Alaettin

doi:10.20515/otd.907362

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“…al. stated that social media ranked first with 74.6% in accessing information about COVID-19, similar to our findings, whereas Gölbaşı et al stressed that the most used source of information was international/national health authorities with 34.5%(29). The study carried out by Taghrir et al on medical faculty students reported that sources such as the World Health Organization (WHO), CDC, and UpToDate were used the most in accessing information about COVID-19 with 17.1%(22).…”

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“…In similar studies performed with medical faculty students in our country, Çalışkan et reported a weak positive correlation between the scores from the knowledge questions about COVID-19 disease and the scores from the behavioral questions (29). In their study, Pirincci et al emphasized that positive hygiene behaviors increased with the increasing knowledge score (18).…”

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Evaluation of Health Technician Students' Knowledge and Behaviors Regarding COVID-19 and Protective Measures

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2023

Journal of Basic and Clinical Health Sciences

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Background and Purpose: COVID-19 is an important public health problem impacting the whole world. This study aimed to evaluate health technician students' knowledge and behaviors regarding COVID-19 and protective measures. Methods: This cross-sectional study was performed with Dokuz Eylül University Health Services Vocational School students (n=648). Data were collected online using a descriptive data registration form that consisted of 65 questions via Google Forms. Results: While the students' mean knowledge score on COVID-19 and protective measures was 15.31±3.22, the mean behavior score was 10.53±3.34. A significant difference was detected between the students' education program, gender, father's educational status, smoking, and exercise habits and total behavior score averages related to COVID-19 and protective measures (p

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