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Investigation of knowledge, attitude, and behavior for HIV/ AIDS in the oilfield residents

Jifang Li

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Aim: To investigate the knowledge, attitude, and behavior for HIV/AIDS in the oilfield residents. Methods: A total of 2 619 samples were randomly acquired from the whole oilfield residents. The nameless question-aire was performed for the elementary knowledge, attitude, and behavior about HIV/AIDS prevention and cure. Re-sults: The knowing rate for the sorts of HIV/AIDS was 53. 8%, for the transmit way was 60. 5%, for the HIV/ AIDS impairment was 59. 9% , for the way of HIV/AIDS prevention was 59. 1%. The correction rate for answeringHIV/AIDS transmit way was 85. 1%. The HIV/AIDS knowledge sources were: newspaper (81. 4%), television (48. 8%), the science booklets (40. 7%), and publicity pictures (40. 0%). Of the investigated individuals 87. 7% thought that HIV/AIDS could be prevented and 57. 5% would choose the public hospital to treat the HIV/AIDS. Conclusion: We should do all ways, to perform the further health education about HIV/AIDS prevention and cure, and promote people to set up the health attitudes and health conduct.

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Aim: To investigate the knowledge, attitude, and behavior for HIV/AIDS in the oilfield residents. Methods: A total of 2 619 samples were randomly acquired from the whole oilfield residents. The nameless question-aire was performed for the elementary knowledge, attitude, and behavior about HIV/AIDS prevention and cure. Re-sults: The knowing rate for the sorts of HIV/AIDS was 53. 8%, for the transmit way was 60. 5%, for the HIV/ AIDS impairment was 59. 9% , for the way of HIV/AIDS prevention was 59. 1%. The correction rate for answeringHIV/AIDS transmit way was 85. 1%. The HIV/AIDS knowledge sources were: newspaper (81. 4%), television (48. 8%), the science booklets (40. 7%), and publicity pictures (40. 0%). Of the investigated individuals 87. 7% thought that HIV/AIDS could be prevented and 57. 5% would choose the public hospital to treat the HIV/AIDS. Conclusion: We should do all ways, to perform the further health education about HIV/AIDS prevention and cure, and promote people to set up the health attitudes and health conduct.

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Aim: To investigate the knowledge, attitude, and behavior for HIV/AIDS in the oilfield residents. Methods: A total of 2 619 samples were randomly acquired from the whole oilfield residents. The nameless question-aire was performed for the elementary knowledge, attitude, and behavior about HIV/AIDS prevention and cure. Re-sults: The knowing rate for the sorts of HIV/AIDS was 53. 8%, for the transmit way was 60. 5%, for the HIV/ AIDS impairment was 59. 9% , for the way of HIV/AIDS prevention was 59. 1%. The correction rate for answeringHIV/AIDS transmit way was 85. 1%. The HIV/AIDS knowledge sources were: newspaper (81. 4%), television (48. 8%), the science booklets (40. 7%), and publicity pictures (40. 0%). Of the investigated individuals 87. 7% thought that HIV/AIDS could be prevented and 57. 5% would choose the public hospital to treat the HIV/AIDS. Conclusion: We should do all ways, to perform the further health education about HIV/AIDS prevention and cure, and promote people to set up the health attitudes and health conduct.

Key concepts: Publicity, Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), Medicine, Health education, Newspaper, Family medicine, Public health, Nursing

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