Cross-sectional study investigates knowledge and attitudes about monkeypox among public health students, suggesting educational interventions might close gaps.
Key Points
Knowledge improved with advanced academic levels, highlighting the importance of education in public health.
60.7% of MSPH students felt knowledgeable about monkeypox, although the difference in scores was not statistically significant.
Cross-sectional study at Health Services Academy analyzed data from 260 public health students with a questionnaire.
Educational programs should address knowledge gaps to ensure better public health readiness for monkeypox.