Marta Rigon, Pietro Luigi Invernizzi, Gabriele Signorini, Athos Trecroci, Raffaele Scurati, Damiano Formenti, Dario Colella, Andrea Bosio, Domenico Cherubini
The "thinking system" in a new school concept: A rhythmic teaching approach in physical education to develop creativity
PloS one
disaster acute dysfunction existing environment requires external assistance although disaster significant impact ethiopia little known kap frontline hcw disaster management private hospitals therefore study background future researches disaster management plan private health sectors study conducted assess knowledge attitudes practices influencing factors among frontline healthcare workers disaster risk management private general hospitals addis ababa study design multicenter crosssectional survey used structured closed openended questions multistage sampling technique used sample size 270 response rate 989 study conducted frontline hcw six private general hospitals july 20september 30 2022 epiinfo version 70 spss25 used data clearing statistical analysis level kap calculated participants scores questions associations done using bivariate multivariate logistic regression participants 64 poor level knowledge 8910 poor level practice 936 positive attitude lack previous training inadequate level practice health experience one year negatively associated good level knowledge poor level knowledge negatively associated good practice although majority participants positive attitude mean level knowledge practice poor properly handle disastrous events