Md Abdullah Al Mamun, Ruhina Binta A Ghani, Lincon Chandra Shill, Farjana Afroz, Akibul Islam Chowdhury, Fouzia Akter, Effat Ara Jahan, Md Masud Rana, Jianfeng Li
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目标:家庭卫生和食品安全是食品安全的重要组成部分;改善食品安全和卫生状况将有助于降低幼儿和家庭成员患病的几率,但在孟加拉国沿海所选地区却鲜有研究。本研究旨在了解家庭对清洁、卫生和食品安全的认识、态度和实践水平:在这项研究中,我们采用了简单随机抽样的横断面调查方法,收集了 384 名育龄母亲的数据。调查采用了预先测试、验证和标准化(知识、态度和实践)的基于问卷模型的访谈指南:根据我们的研究分析,母亲们在家庭清洁卫生管理方面的知识、态度和实践得分不足。在地区背景下,知识效率与家庭类型(联合家庭和核心家庭)有关。家庭经济条件强烈影响着母亲们对知识、态度和实践得分的态度和行为。失业和文盲母亲的知识、态度和实践得分较低。与文盲母亲相比,受过教育的母亲在知识、态度和实践方面的得分更高(p p p p 结论):这项研究发现,在孟加拉国沿海地区,母亲和家庭成员需要关注如何在家庭层面提高对正确卫生和食品安全的认识、态度和做法。
Assessment of the knowledge, attitude, and practice of childbearing mothers in the geographically coastal region of Bangladesh for cleanliness and food safety of food security.
Objectives: Household hygiene and food safety are essential parts of food security; better food safety and hygiene will help reduce the chances of illness for young children and family members rarely studied in the selected area of coastal Bangladesh. The study aimed to discover the knowledge, attitude, and practice levels for cleanliness, hygiene, and food safety in the household.
Methods: In this study, we employed a cross-sectional survey with simple random sampling to collect data from 384 childbearing mothers. The survey used the pretested, validated, and standardized (knowledge, attitude, and practice) questionnaire-model-based interview guide.
Results: According to our study analysis, the knowledge, attitude, and practice scores among mothers were inadequate for household cleanliness and hygiene management. In the area context, knowledge efficiency was related to family type (joint and nuclear). Family economic conditions strongly influenced mothers' attitudes and behavior toward knowledge, attitude, and practice score. Unemployed and illiterate mothers have lower knowledge, attitude, and practice scores. Educated mothers have better knowledge, attitude, and practice score compared to illiterate mothers (p < 0.014). Nuclear family knowledge, attitude, and practice attitude was much greater (p < 0.04) and wealthier families showed better practice (p < 0.001) toward cleanliness and food safety in the household level.
Conclusions: The study discovered the mothers' and household members' attention need to improve the knowledge, attitude, and practice toward proper hygiene and food safety at the household level of marginalized populations in coastal Bangladesh.