Marcelo Dorfsman, Gabriel Horenczyk
The coping of academic staff with an extreme situation: The transition from conventional teaching to online teaching
Education and information technologies
study assesses impact water sanitation hygiene wash interventions cholera understanding hygiene practices la gonve island haiti examines changes implementing interventions seven villages across downtown mountain seaside regions retrospective investigation surveyed 210 school students region using validated questionnaire assessed knowledge attitudes practices kap environmental aspects related cholera hygiene data analysis involved descriptive statistics chisquare tests study highlights significant disparities education levels toilet ownership healthcare access challenges finding public toilets 8667 accessing water sources 6778 consistent across regions seaside facing financial constraints 8500 water cost concerns 9167 attitudes toward hygiene vary mountain region highest never responses handwashing 3889 downtown leading water treatment practices 1167 strong willingness share health knowledge particularly downtown 10000 seaside 8333 downtown 7333 revealed higher cholera awareness nearly half mountain students lacked knowledge 5444 study highlights significant disparities wash practices among la gonves adolescents downtown mountain seaside regions urgent interventions crucial improving sanitation ensuring clean water access implementing targeted hygiene education especially resourceconstrained mountain seaside areas findings underscore vital roles adolescents schools disseminating knowledge research needed explore intervention differences