This study examines the relationship between healthcare workers' demographics (age, gender, profession, experience) and their knowledge, attitudes, and practices regarding COVID-19. A survey found their knowledge to be fair, attitudes favorable, and practices good. However, statistical analysis showed no significant relationship between demographics and levels of knowledge, attitude, or practice. The researchers recommend expanding the study to include more medical professionals and providing more COVID-19 information seminars.
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This study examines the relationship between healthcare workers' demographics (age, gender, profession, experience) and their knowledge, attitudes, and practices regarding COVID-19. A survey found their knowledge to be fair, attitudes favorable, and practices good. However, statistical analysis showed no significant relationship between demographics and levels of knowledge, attitude, or practice. The researchers recommend expanding the study to include more medical professionals and providing more COVID-19 information seminars.
This study examines the relationship between healthcare workers' demographics (age, gender, profession, experience) and their knowledge, attitudes, and practices regarding COVID-19. A survey found their knowledge to be fair, attitudes favorable, and practices good. However, statistical analysis showed no significant relationship between demographics and levels of knowledge, attitude, or practice. The researchers recommend expanding the study to include more medical professionals and providing more COVID-19 information seminars.
This study examines the relationship between healthcare workers' demographics (age, gender, profession, experience) and their knowledge, attitudes, and practices regarding COVID-19. A survey found their knowledge to be fair, attitudes favorable, and practices good. However, statistical analysis showed no significant relationship between demographics and levels of knowledge, attitude, or practice. The researchers recommend expanding the study to include more medical professionals and providing more COVID-19 information seminars.
Siquijor Provincial Hospital Healthcare Workers’ Socio-demographics in
relation to their Knowledge, Attitude, and Practices towards facing COVID-19
ALVARICO, HYACINTH ANGOT,JOHN LYSTER BACHITA, KEZIAH DESA JUMALON, HAZEL MEI SULAPAS, LADYLEE RUZETH
Abstract Result and Discussion Conclusion
The research is a cross-sectional study that aims to Respondents' Knowledge, Attitudes and Practices Towards COVID-19. There is no significant see whether there is a significant relationship between relationship between the DIMENSIONS MEAN INTERPRETATIONS the Healthcare Workers' Socio-demographics, healthcare workers’ socio- specifically, their age, gender, profession, and Knowledge towards COVID-19 6.72 Fair Knowledge demographics (age, gender, experience, to their Knowledge, Attitude, and Practice 1.63 Attitudes towards COVID-19 Favorable Attitude years of experience, and as they face COVID-19. In the study, the researchers 1.38 Practices towards COVID-19 Good Practice profession) to their knowledge, used a self-administered and adapted questionnaire as The table shows that the healthcare workers have a fair knowledge about attitude, and practices towards an instrument in determining the relationships of the COVID-19, which has been affected by the small sample size. They also facing COVID-19. variables wherein its reliability and usability was tested have a favorable attitude amidst the pandemic wherein most of the The respondents’ level of using Cronbach alpha by the statistician with a value of respondents acknowledge the relevant information that can greatly 0.8393 or 83.93%, which can be used for the final contribute to their work. Lastly, they have good practice towards COVID-19, knowledge reached 6.72 and study. Healthcare Workers' Socio-demographics is the like wearing the necessary PPE. considered as fair knowledge. Relationship between the Healthcare Workers' Socio-Demographics The mean for attitude has independent variable while the Knowledge, Attitude, and their Knowledge Towards Facing COVID-19. and Practices are the dependent variables. The study obtained 1.63 and was marked CHI-SQUARE Degrees of INTERPRE- was administered to the respondents through an online DIMENSIONS Freedom Hypothesis as favorable attitude. P-VALUE TATIONS format wherein the doctors, nurses, and medical (DF) The practices have a mean Knowledge technologists are the target respondents of the study. value of 1.38, which implies towards All the data from the respondents were gathered and COVID-19 Not that healthcare workers have tabulated, the researchers used chi-square test Significant Age 0.682 0.05 Not Accept good practices. analysis to measure the relationship between variables Gender 0.412 0.05 Profession 0.248 0.05 Significant Null while the categorical variables were expressed in Not Years of Significant Hypothe Recommendation frequencies and percentages. The findings of the study Experience 0.293 0.05 Not Significant sis found out that sociodemographics of the respondents Larger sample size do not affect the healthcare worker’s knowledge, The null hypothesis is accepted, which implies that the healthcare workers level of knowledge is not affected by their socio-demographics profile. Widen the scope of the attitude, and practices towards facing COVID-19. personnels to be studied Relationship between the Healthcare Workers' Socio-Demographics and their Attitude Towards Facing COVID-19. Other medical professions Introduction CHI-SQUARE Degrees of INTERPRE- could be included DIMENSIONS Freedom Hypothesis P-VALUE TATIONS Seminars and proper The existence of COVID-19 on early December (DF) dissemination of information Attitude became a publlic concern and WHO declared it as towards about COVID-19 could be Not public health emergency. On August 1, 2020, an COVID-19 implied Age 0.636 0.05 Significant Accept LSI from Siquijor became infected with the virus. Not Gender 0.733 0.05 Significant Null This led to researchers conducting a study Profession 0.478 0.05 Not Significant Hypothe regarding Siquijor Provincial Hospital healthcare Years of Not 0.803 0.05 sis Experience workers and their socio-demographics in relation to Significant their knowledge, attitude, and practices and to The result shows that the healthcare workers’ favorable attitude towards know if there is a significant relationship between COVID-19 is not attributed to their socio-demographics profile, meaning that there is no significant relationship between them. the criterion and predictor. Relationship between the Healthcare Workers' Socio-Demographics and their Practices Towards Facing COVID-19. Degrees of INTERPRE- Hypothesis Methodology DIMENSIONS CHI-SQUARE Freedom P-VALUE TATIONS (DF) Practices A Cross-Sectional Survey/ Descriptive Correlational towards Research Design was used by the researchers to COVID-19 Not Accept generalize findings from samples. The locale of the Age 0.112 0.05 Significant Gender 0.484 0.05 Not Null study is at Siquijor Provincial Hospital. 65 Significant Profession 0.133 0.05 Not Hypothe respondents were the target of the researchers and was determined by using purposive sampling as Years of 0.057 0.05 Significant Not sis Experience Significant the sampling strategy. A self administered and The healthcare workers’ good practice towards COVID-19 has nothing to do adapted questionnaire was used, which comprises with their socio-demographics profile since there is no significant questions regarding their knowledge, attitude and relationship between them. practices. Every questions under every category have different point system wherein the scores are analyzed using SPSS v.23.
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