Cheryl L Woods-Giscombe, Pamela Johnson Rowsey, Shawn Kneipp, Charity Lackey, Lilian Bravo
Student perspectives on recruiting underrepresented ethnic minority students to nursing: Enhancing outreach, engaging family, and correcting misconceptions
Journal of professional nursing : official journal of the American Association of Colleges of Nursing
evaluate use repellents among pregnant women protective measure infection zika virus pregnant women n 177 interviewed november 2016 february 2017 basic health units city propri state sergipe brazil two units located rural areas eight urban regions data analysed using descriptive statistical methods chisquared test fishers exact test odds ratios independent variables grouped analysis main components adherence use repellent analysed logistic regression method total 100 women reported using repellents time interview 56 use repellents greater among women higher levels education 83 high school 68 elementary school 36 education women assisted income transfer programme bolsa famlia presented 227 times greater chance using repellents compared pregnant women receiving benefits programme regarding logistic regression model observed low economic social conditions pregnant women well lack advice negative effect use repellents repellents generally used preventive measure pregnant women higher levels schooling fewer children relatively high cost repellents main reason nonuse