Status of compliance with guidelines for prevention of acute respiratory infections COVID-19 by outpatients and some related factors at University Medical Center HCMC, 2021

Quynh Anh Le Ngoc, Phi Hung Truong, Quang Tien Truong, Thanh Luan Nguyen, Be Mi Do Thi, Minh Dat Le
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Background: Every year, University Medical Center Ho Chi Minh City receives an average of more than 2 million outpatient visits, patients come to hospitals from all over the country, which is one of the potential risks of infection in hospitals. In the face of a complicated epidemic situation, the behavior of people, especially those who come to the hospital for examination, is the decisive factor contributing to controlling and repelling the epidemic. Methodology: A cross-sectional study in 415 patients who were outpatient at University Medicine Center HCMC during the period from July 1, 2020, to July 4, 2021. This study used an 80% cut-off point to classify good and bad practices. Result: The percentage of subjects with good practice on general prevention was 30.4%, of which wearing masks accounted for the highest rate of 97.1%. The lowest is hand washing time (30.4%). Multivariate regression analysis showed that there was a statistically significant relationship between gender and preventive behavior, specifically: Males with preventive behavior reached 1.39 times higher than women with p< 0.05 in the 95% confidence interval (1.01 – 1.91). Conclusion: Outpatient practice on COVID-19 prevention behaviors in the hospital is limited. The hospital needs to strengthen communication and education on COVID-19 prevention for patients. Keywword: Guidance compliance, COVID-19, outpatient, University Medicine Center HCMC.
2021年胡志明市大学医学中心门诊患者对COVID-19急性呼吸道感染预防指南的遵守情况及相关因素分析
背景:胡志明市大学医疗中心每年平均接待门诊200多万人次,患者来自全国各地,这是医院感染的潜在风险之一。面对复杂的疫情,人们的行为,特别是前来医院检查的人的行为,是控制和击退疫情的决定性因素。方法:对2020年7月1日至2021年7月4日期间在HCMC大学医学中心门诊就诊的415例患者进行横断面研究。这项研究使用80%的分界点来分类好的和坏的做法。结果:一般预防行为良好者占30.4%,其中佩戴口罩者占97.1%;洗手时间最少(30.4%)。多因素回归分析显示,性别与预防行为之间存在统计学意义的相关关系,男性预防行为发生率为女性的1.39倍,95%置信区间(1.01 ~ 1.91)p< 0.05。结论:医院对COVID-19预防行为的门诊实践有限。医院要加强对患者的防疫宣传教育。关键词:指导依从性;COVID-19;门诊;
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