Add to ORKGBackground: Rabies continues to be a major public health challenge with around 55,000 deaths every year. Amongst the health care providers nursing personnel are often the first point of contact and hence need to be well trained in the management of rabies cases. Methods: The present study was an educational intervention study conducted among 100 final year nursing students of a Medical College Hospital to assess the knowledge regarding rabies and its transmission, first aid measures undertaken, and pre and post exposure prophylaxis measures employed to prevent the infection. Results: 66% of the students knew about the signs and symptoms of the disease, post intervention this increased to 87%. Knowledge regarding animal bites which transmit ...
Background: - Rabies is a vaccine preventable zoonotic tropical disease that is neglected, but remai...
Effective methods to increase awareness of preventable infectious diseases are key components of suc...
The lack of awareness regarding rabies amongst rural primary care health staff and their adverse pra...
Background: Rabies continues to be a major public health challenge with around 55,000 deaths every y...
Background: Rabies is an exceptionally fatal zoonotic disease and it still remains a public health p...
Introduction: Rabies is a vaccine-preventable viral disease. Every year, Rabies causes 18 000-20 000...
Background: Continuing Medical Education (CME) is an essential feature of the clinical practice and ...
International audienceRabies is one of the most important zoonotic diseases that mostly affect child...
Background: Rabies disease continues to be most feared of all communicable diseases. Rabies is a zoo...
Introduction: Rabies is a deadly disease in which first aid and immuno-prophylaxis after animal bite...
Background: Being a fatal and 100% preventable disease, all efforts must be made by the health syste...
Introduction: Rabies is a highly fatal and completely preventable viral disease of the central nervo...
This study utilized the quasi-experimental design, where pre-test and post-test were given to sample...
<div><p>Background</p><p>Rabies, a 100% fatal disease claims more than 59,000 human lives every year...
As part of a province wide rabies elimination program, rabies specific information was integrated in...
Background: - Rabies is a vaccine preventable zoonotic tropical disease that is neglected, but remai...
Effective methods to increase awareness of preventable infectious diseases are key components of suc...
The lack of awareness regarding rabies amongst rural primary care health staff and their adverse pra...
Background: Rabies continues to be a major public health challenge with around 55,000 deaths every y...
Background: Rabies is an exceptionally fatal zoonotic disease and it still remains a public health p...
Introduction: Rabies is a vaccine-preventable viral disease. Every year, Rabies causes 18 000-20 000...
Background: Continuing Medical Education (CME) is an essential feature of the clinical practice and ...
International audienceRabies is one of the most important zoonotic diseases that mostly affect child...
Background: Rabies disease continues to be most feared of all communicable diseases. Rabies is a zoo...
Introduction: Rabies is a deadly disease in which first aid and immuno-prophylaxis after animal bite...
Background: Being a fatal and 100% preventable disease, all efforts must be made by the health syste...
Introduction: Rabies is a highly fatal and completely preventable viral disease of the central nervo...
This study utilized the quasi-experimental design, where pre-test and post-test were given to sample...
<div><p>Background</p><p>Rabies, a 100% fatal disease claims more than 59,000 human lives every year...
As part of a province wide rabies elimination program, rabies specific information was integrated in...
Background: - Rabies is a vaccine preventable zoonotic tropical disease that is neglected, but remai...
Effective methods to increase awareness of preventable infectious diseases are key components of suc...
The lack of awareness regarding rabies amongst rural primary care health staff and their adverse pra...