The Dynamics of Knowledge, Attitude, Practice, and Experience Regarding Infection Control Among Health Quarantine Officials at Points of Entry: A Multicenter Study in Vietnam
Cross-sectional survey assesses infection control knowledge and attitudes among 618 health quarantine officials, indicating a link between positive attitudes and practices.
Key Points
The study identifies strong correlations between knowledge, attitude, practice, and experience regarding infection control.
Attitudes significantly influence practices, with a direct effect coefficient of 0.82 among health quarantine officials.
A total of 618 health officials participated in the cross-sectional survey, yielding 378 valid responses for analysis.
Positive attitudes are crucial for improving infection control practices, suggesting targeted training interventions are needed.