Residential Field Site

Training (RFST)
 Objectives of RFST:
1. To find out the common health
problems of the community people;

2. To know the Organogram & activities

of THC, SC & CC;

3. To know how PHC is running in

different levels;
 Survey Report On-

Knowledge, Attitudes and

Practices (KAP) of Personal
Hygiene among the primary
School Going Children in a Rural
Community of Bangladesh
General objective:

 Toassess the level of Knowledge,

Attitudes and Practices (KAP) of
Personal Hygiene among Primary
Going School Children in a Rural
Community of Bangladesh.
Variables
 Dependent variables
 Independent variable
Dependent variables:
 Knowledge regarding personal hygiene
 Attitude towards personal hygiene
 Practice of personal hygiene
Independent variable:

 Age
 Sex
 Religion
 Educational status
 Parent’s literacy
 Father’s occupation
 METHODOLOGY:
STUDY DESIGN:
 Descriptive, Cross-sectional study.

STUDY POPULATION:
 All the primary school going children, studying in
Class I to Class V and residing in Sreepur upazila
during the study period.
STUDY PERIOD:
 March to June 2012.
SAMPLE SIZE:
 For this cross-sectional study, sample size will
be calculated by the following formula-
 n=z2 pq/d2,
 Here,
 n = Desired sample size, z = Standard normal
deviation, usually set at 1.96 which
correspond to the 95% confidence level. P=
Proportion of the target population, since
there is no reasonable estimate so it is 50%,
q=1-p , d = Degree of accuracy set at 50%.
SAMPLE SIZE...cont.

 So,
 n= (1.96)2 (.5) × (.5) / (.5)2 = 384
 In our study, due to time constrain 300
samples will be collected.
SAMPLING TECHNIQUE:
 Purposive sampling technique

RESEARCH INSTRUMENT:
 Semi-structured Interview schedule &
 Check-list

DATA COLLECTION TECHNIQUE:

 Face to face interview

DATA ANALYSIS:
 Collected data will be cheeked, verified and edited for
consistency. Then results will be analyzed by using
SPSS (V- 14).
Sampling…
 The process of selecting a number of
individuals for a study in such a way that
the individuals represent the larger group
from which they were selected
Sample…
…the representatives selected for a
study whose characteristics
exemplify the larger group from
which they were selected
Population…
…the larger group from which
individuals are selected to participate
in a study