Assessing knowledge, attitude, practice and training related to COVID-19: a cross-sectional survey of frontline healthcare workers in Nigeria.

Theddeus IheanachoElina StefanovicsUgochi Genevieve OkoroUdo Ego AnyaehiePaschal Okuchi NjokuAnthony Ikenna AdimekweKingsley IbediroGlenn A StefanovicsAngela M HaenyAsti JacksonNorbert Ndubuisi UnambaGodsent IsiguzoChinedu Chukwukiro ChukwuUgochukwu Bond AnyaehieThomas Terence MbamChinyere Osy-EnezeEbere Otuomasirichi Ibezim

Published in: BMJ open (2021)

There were substantial differences in KAP regarding the COVID-19 pandemic among various categories of frontline HCWs surveyed. There were also group differences on COVID-19 training needs and preferences. Tailored health education and training aimed at enhancing and updating COVID-19 KAP are needed, particularly among non-physician HCWs.

Keyphrases

coronavirus disease
sars cov
healthcare
primary care
virtual reality
emergency department
public health
quality improvement
mental health
health information
drug induced