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KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDE, PRACTICE REGARDING COVID-19 OF NURSES AT HA DONG GENERAL HOSPITAL IN 2022
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Objective: Describe the current status of nurses' knowledge, attitudes and practice of nursing regarding Covid-19 in 2022. Methods: A cross-sectional descriptive study on 325 nurses at Ha Dong General Hospital in 2022 with a pre-designed toolkit including 20 knowledge questions, 12 attitude questions and 12 practice questions about Nursing's Covid-19 disease. Results: Nurses with good knowledge, attitude and practice are all over 80%. Some aspects are still limited such as: knowledge of aerosol creation techniques is only 68.3% and knowledge of the maximum oxygen flow when using a nosepiece for adults is 67.7%; 23.1% think that they are not qualified to take care of Covid-19 patients and 68.3% think that they do not have enough time to rest; especially in practice, only 14.5% of nurses correctly answered the number of times of hand washing in the process of wearing personal protective equipment. Conclusion: the knowledge, attitude and practice of nurses about Covid-19 still have some limitations, it is necessary to continue training and promote evidence-based practice in caring for Covid-19 patients in Vietnam. Nursing
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Covid-19, knowledge, attitude, practice, nursing.
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