Marnie Drake, Shannon E Scratch, Angela Jackman, Adam Scheinberg, Meg Wilson, Sarah Knight
Adapting TeachABI to the local needs of Australian educators - a critical step for successful implementation
Brain impairment : a multidisciplinary journal of the Australian Society for the Study of Brain Impairment
hepatitis b virus hbv infection continues major public health issue worldwide health informationseeking behavior critical obtain information health diseases hepatitis b virus health risks health promotion become major concern health policymakers however little evidence informationseeking behavior hepatitis b virus ethiopia study aimed assess hepatitis b virus informationseeking behavior associated factors among pregnant women teaching specialized hospitals northwest ethiopia institutionbased crosssectional study conducted among pregnant women teaching specialized hospitals northwest ethiopia may 01 june 01 2022 total 423 participants selected using systematic random sampling method data collected interviewadministered questionnaire kobocollect software export spss version 20 analysis descriptive statistics bivariable multivariable logistic regression analyses done identify factors associated hepatitis b virus informationseeking behavior proportion informationseeking behavior hepatitis b virus among pregnant women 405 ci 357 456 educationdiploma aor 33 95 ci 131 816 one anc visit aor 599 95 ci 320 1231 smartphone ownership aor 41 95ci 135 1231 internet access aor 51 95ci 135 1560 perceived susceptibility aor 27 95ci 138 531 perceived severity aor 37 95ci 206 655 selfefficacy aor 19 95ci 103 373 factors influencing information seeking hepatitis b virus overall proportion informationseeking behavior hbv among pregnant women low improve informationseeking behavior hbv among pregnant women connect women internet technology creating womens awareness hepatitis b virus severity venerability increasing antenatal care anc visits selfefficacy internet access womens education improve information seeking hepatitis b virus