Mav Khun|Chantha Heng|Md. Harun?Or?Rashid|Hideki Kasuya|Junichi Sakamoto
Knowledge, attitudes and practices towards avian influenza A (H5N1) among Cambodian women: A cross–sectional study
Chab Dai|Nagoya University|Chab Dai|Nagoya University|Nagoya University|Nagoya University
measure highly pathogenic avian influenza hpairelated knowledge attitudes practices kaps among cambodian women crosssectional study selected 246 married women aged 1855 years backyard poultry lived least one year areas survey multistage cluster sampling average score correct answers generated evaluate respondents knowledge goodpoor attitudes positivenegative practices goodbad reported half respondents good knowledge good practices fourfifth positive attitudes towards hpai odds ratios ors 95 confidence intervals cis estimated logistic regression model explore contributing factors raise kap levels sources significant increasing knowledge respondent like television or16 95 ci1027 radio or25 95 ci1349 leafletsbooklets or21 95 ci1239 school students or184 95 ci241429 village health volunteers or45 95 ci22109 etc factors television or37 95 ci2164 leafletsbooklets or26 95 ci1451 public health staff or22 95 ci1241 similar influence practices although found similar effect raising attitudes responded significant report satisfactory level positive attitudes moderate level knowledge practices related hpai among cambodian women raising kaps television radio medias may efficient using usual information education communication materials prevent hpai