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Table 5 Perception of HCPs towards CCHF and differences in responses by demographic characteristics

From: Knowledge, attitude and perceptions about Crimean Congo Haemorrhagic Fever (CCHF) among occupationally high-risk healthcare professionals of Pakistan

Perception assessing questions

SD

D

N

A

SA

Gender

Profession

Age

Marital status

Experience of Practice

Region

Category of practice

Will you follow standard procedures to minimize the risk of transmission of infection?

22 (4.60)

49 (10.25)

85 (17.78)

268 (56.07)

54 (11.30)

.273

.001

.053

.069

.045

.511

< 0.001

Do you have the quarantine skills that you need to observe?

32 (6.69)

67 (14.02)

96 (20.08)

250 (52.30)

33 (6.90)

.048

< 0.001

.051

< 0.001

.010

.169

< 0.001

Use of preventive medicines while dealing with CCHF patients?

23 (4.81)

83 (17.36)

96 (20.08)

238 (49.79)

38 (7.95)

.259

.009

.002

< 0.001

.002

.642

< 0.001

Do you have valuable sources of information for CCHF?

20 (4.18)

75 (15.69)

92 (19.25)

258 (53.97)

33 (6.90)

.006

.001

< 0.001

< 0.001

< 0.001

.452

< 0.001

All healthcare professionals should go for mandatory CCHF testing during sporadic outbreaks

11 (2.30)

36 (7.53)

250 (52.3)

155 (32.43)

26 (5.44)

.010

< 0.001

.001

.010

< 0.001

< 0.001

< 0.001

Do pets increase the risk of CCHF?

17 (3.56)

54 (11.30)

97 (20.29)

231 (48.33)

79 (16.53)

.222

.110

< 0.001

< 0.001

< 0.001

.579

< 0.001

Animal herders are at additional risk of contracting disease

22 (4.60)

28 (5.86)

75 (15.69)

245 (51.26)

108 (22.6)

.539

.005

.001

.004

.021

.582

< 0.001

  1. Abbreviations: SD strongly disagree, D Disagree, N Neutral, A Agree, SA Strongly agree.
  2. Note: Bold values shown significant association