V A Ubbes, R R Cottrell, J A Ausherman, J M Black, P Wilson, C Gill, J Snider
Professional preparation of elementary teachers in Ohio: status of K-6 health education
The Journal of school health
study aimed investigate attitudes towards health education snakebites identify influencing factors among chinese residents additionally proposed effective health education strategies snakebite management may 2022 february 2023 conducted nationwide crosssectional questionnaire survey using multistage sampling method supplementary snowball sampling used descriptive analysis 2 tests univariable multivariable binary logistic regression models analyse data included 56 669 respondents analysis average score snakebite knowledge 1213 526 points maximum score 28 among respondents 7266 6303 residents believed necessary disseminate knowledge snakebites expressed willingness receive snakebite training respectively respondents northeast region respondents higher education level respondents higher scores snakebite knowledge health knowledge health skills socialpsychological adjustment skills exhibited positive attitudes towards snakebite knowledge dissemination training conversely respondents eastern southern china respondents older 60 respondents lived rudimentary housing conditions showed lower perception need snakebite knowledge dissemination less willing participate snakebite knowledge skill training generally chinese residents positive attitudes towards snakebite knowledge dissemination training however public lacks sufficient knowledge snakebites therefore pay close attention areas south yangtze river strengthen snakebite health education using engaging formats align residents interests short videos television programmes attempt ultimately improve health literacy prevention awareness