The Attitudes of Hospital Staff Towards He-patitis B infection and Its Vaccine At The Sekuk University Hostipal
SAİD BODUR, MUSTAFA ALTINDİŞ, EMEL TÜRK ARIBAŞ
- Year : 1996
- Vol : 12
- Issue : 2
- Page :
199-203
In this study, groups include 121 (45.3%) physi-cians, 40( 14.9%) nurses, 29(10.9%) laboratory tech-nicians, 24(8.9%) trained nurse and 53(19.8%) me-dical students. While 28% of the health care ►vorkers considered themselves not to be in risk of HBV transmission, 61.7% of these have been investigated for HBV markers. 14.2% of the interviewed group and first degree relatives of 11.6% of the same group sustained hepatitis B infection. While half of physicians were given vaccine. the rate of infection seen in nurse aids. laboratory technicians and tra-ined nurses decreased to 20.8%. 58.1% of health care workers didn't describe control measures to prevent HBV transmission in the course of working. 15.0% of the interviewed people with the exception of physicians $vere not knowledgeable about trans-mission routes.
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The Attitudes of Hospital Staff Towards He-patitis B infection and Its Vaccine At The Sekuk University Hostipal
1996,
Vol.
12
(2)
Received : 14.10.1996,
Accepted : 14.10.1996,
Published Online : 14.10.2020
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