Knowledge, Attitude, and Practices Among the General Population During the Later Stage of the COVID-19 Pandemic in Malaysia: A Cross-Sectional Study.
Chee Shee ChaiDiana-Leh-Ching NgWei-Jing ChuaYu-Zhen TungWoweham SindehMuhammad Amin IbrahimSiti Fatimah Badlishah ShamSeng Beng TanPublished in: Risk management and healthcare policy (2022)
Malaysians exhibited sound knowledge but negative attitudes and inadequate practices pertaining to COVID-19 during the pandemic's later stage. At this phase, unlike at the early stage, the public's sound knowledge ensured little improvement in their attitudes and practices. Therefore, health education at the later pandemic stage should focus on promoting positive attitudes and developing better practices.