COVID-19 Knowledge, Attitudes, and Prevention Practices Among People with Hypertension and Diabetes Mellitus Attending Public Health Facilities in Ambo, Ethiopia.
Getu Melesie TayeLemma BoseTamirat Bekele BeressaGosaye Mekonnen TeferaBiruk MosisaHunduma Dinsa AyenoAdamu BirhanuGurmu Tesfaye UmetaPublished in: Infection and drug resistance (2020)
The prevalence of poor knowledge about COVID-19 was low, and only less than ¾ of the participants strongly believed COVID-19 as a serious disease. A small percentage of participants had a good level of COVID-19 prevention practice. Good knowledge had an association with a good level of prevention practice. So, health sectors should work to increase accessibility of COVID-19 information.