Siti Hazariah Abdul Hamid, Wan Hasliza Wan Mamat, Halizahanim Hassan, Dina Syazana Ho Imran Ho, M. C. Che Hasan
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Descriptive and correlation statistical analysis were employed in this study. The data was analysed using IBM SPSS Statistic version 20. Results: Majority of the respondents (N=114) reported have good knowledge and 84.2% have good compliance on COVID-19, IPC There is a moderate positive correlation between level of knowledge on COVID-19 and knowledge on IPC, respectively (r=0.616, r=0.601), but fair correlation between knowledge on COVID-19 and compliance on IPC (r=0.374). There is a moderate positive correlation between knowledge on IPC and IPC compliance (r=0.601). Conclusion: HCPs in SASMEC@IIUM have good knowledge on COVID-19 and IPC as well as good compliance on IPC. 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导论:欧洲疾病和预防控制中心和世界卫生组织(世卫组织)制定了感染预防和控制(IPC)指南,以管理可能和确诊的COVID-19病例。世卫组织实施了一项针对COVID-19的公共和卫生保健服务临时指南,将与IPC的现有核心组成部分一起使用。目的:调查教学医院之一苏丹艾哈迈德沙阿医疗中心(SASMEC@IIUM)医护人员对COVID-19和IPC的知识水平及其依从性。方法:于2021年5月至2021年7月,采用自填问卷对114名HCPs进行定量横断面研究。本研究采用描述性统计分析和相关统计分析。采用IBM SPSS statistics version 20对数据进行分析。结果:大多数受访者(N=114)表示对COVID-19、IPC有良好的了解,84.2%表示对COVID-19、IPC有良好的依从性。COVID-19知识水平与IPC知识水平分别呈中等正相关(r=0.616, r=0.601),但COVID-19知识与IPC依从性呈正相关(r=0.374)。IPC知识与IPC依从性之间存在中度正相关(r=0.601)。结论:SASMEC@IIUM的医护人员对COVID-19和IPC有较好的认识,对IPC有较好的依从性。这表明,在教学医院中定期进行IPC培训对教学医院有很大的影响。
Knowledge and Compliance on Infection Prevention and Control Among Healthcare Professionals in Teaching Hospital, Pahang Malaysia During Pandemic Covid-19: A Cross Sectional Study
Introduction: The European Centre for Disease and Prevention Control and World Health Organization (WHO) had established the guidelines for infection prevention and control (IPC) in managing possible and confirm cases of COVID-19. WHO has enforced an interim guideline for public and healthcare services for COVID-19 to be used together with the existing core component of IPC. Objective: To investigate the level of knowledge on COVID-19 and IPC and its compliance among healthcare providers (HCPs) in one of teaching hospitals, Sultan Ahmad Shah Medical Centre (SASMEC@IIUM).Methods: A quantitative cross-sectional study with convenience sampling was conducted among 114 HCPs by using self-reported questionnaire from May 2021 to July 2021. Descriptive and correlation statistical analysis were employed in this study. The data was analysed using IBM SPSS Statistic version 20. Results: Majority of the respondents (N=114) reported have good knowledge and 84.2% have good compliance on COVID-19, IPC There is a moderate positive correlation between level of knowledge on COVID-19 and knowledge on IPC, respectively (r=0.616, r=0.601), but fair correlation between knowledge on COVID-19 and compliance on IPC (r=0.374). There is a moderate positive correlation between knowledge on IPC and IPC compliance (r=0.601). Conclusion: HCPs in SASMEC@IIUM have good knowledge on COVID-19 and IPC as well as good compliance on IPC. This indicates regular training on IPC among HCPs provide great impact to the teaching hospital.