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[Investigation of STD/AIDS related KABP among the high-risk population].
Yu‐Feng Huang, Deyu Chen, Baofang Jin, Yifeng Ge, Chuandan Wan, Zhaoping Zhu, Guohua Zhu, Ping Hong
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Abstract
OBJECTIVE: To understand the knowledge, attitude, behavior and perception (KABP) related to STD/AIDS among the high-risk population and to explore effective methods for health education and behavioral intervention. METHODS: Seven hundred and twenty of the reeducated in a reeducation center were surveyed using questionnaires, which were collected and analyzed. RESULTS: The knowledge of the subjects about STD/AIDS was insufficient. When they had sex with their clients, the preventive measures against STD/AIDS were incorrect and the proportion of condom use was small. And when infected with STD/AIDS, they turned to private clinics for nonstandard treatment. CONCLUSION: The knowledge of save sex and the preventive measures against STD/AIDS need to be improved, and correct guidance is imperative as to the seeking of standard medical help among the high-risk population. The key to sexual health education was to establish a corresponding social supporting system.