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Adherence to anti-TB Treatment and associated factors among adult TB Patients in Gondar city administration, Northwest Ethiopia 2020. The perspective of the health belief model.

Aykerem Beyene (UOG, June, 2020)

Abstract Background: -Adherence is crucial in the treatment of tuberculosis (TB) to achieve the required treatment success rate. However, due to the longer treatment duration, adherence to TB treatment is the most challenging ...
ADHERENCE TO IRON FOLIC ACID SUPPLEMENTATION AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS AMONG PREGNANT WOMEN IN SIMADA DISTRICT, NORTH WEST ETHIOPIA: ACCORDING TO HEALTH BELIEF MODEL PERSPECTIVE

ABEBE MEKONNEN (UOG, June, 2020)

Abstract Introduction: Globally anemia in pregnancy is estimated to be 38% and it is around 46.3% in Africa. According to Ethiopian demographic and health survey 2016, anemia was a moderate public health problem (29%) ...
APPLICATION OF HEALTH BELIEF MODEL TO NON ADHERENCE ON TREATMENT AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS AMONG PATIENTS WITH HYPERTENSION AT PUBLIC HEALTH FACILITIES OF GONDAR TOWN, NORTH WEST, ETHIOPIA.

MAEREG WOLDE (UOG, June, 2019)

Abstract Background: Failure to control hypertension leads patients to end up with unavoidable complications including death. Non adherence to treatment is the main factor to develop such devastating complications. Complex ...
APPLICATION OF THEORY OF PLANNED BEHAVIOR TO ORAL HYGIENE BEHAVIORAL INTENTION AND ITS PREDICTORS AMONG PREPARATORYSCHOOL STUDENTSINGONDARCITY, NORTHWEST ETHIOPIA: A STRUCTURAL EQUATION MEDELING ANALYSIS

KEGNIE SHITU (UOG, JUNE, 2020)

Abstract Background:Oral hygiene behavior is very lowamong school children in Ethiopia. According to TPB, intention is the immediate determinant of oral hygiene behavior. However,student’s intention to oral hygiene behavior ...
COMMUNITY ATTITUDE TOWARDS EPILEPSY AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS IN SOUTH ACHEFER WOREDA,WEST GOJJAM ZONE, NORTH WEST ETHIOPIA

Hewan Tirukelem (UOG, June ,2020)

Abstract Introduction: Sociocultural attitudes continued to cause a negative impact on the management of epilepsy in many African nations. Stigma and discrimination against people with epilepsy coupled with negative social ...
CONDOM UTILIZATION AND ITS ASSOCIATED FACTORS AMONG COLLEGE STUDENTS IN GAMBELLA TOWN, GAMBELLA SOUTH WEST ETHIOPIA 2022. HEALTH BELIEF MODEL PERSPECTIVE

KIRUBEL SAMUEL (UOG, DECEMBER, )

Abstract Introduction: AIDS is a major public health and social issue that affects people all over the world. The major transmission way of HIV in developing countries is through heterosexual intercourse. Consistent use ...
COVID 19 PREVENTION PRACTICES AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS AMONG UNIVERSITY OF GONDAR ACADEMIC STAFF, GONDAR, ETHIOPIA, 2021: APPLICATION OF HEALTH BELIEF MODEL USING STRUCTURAL EQUATION MODELING APPROACH

AMARE ZEWDIE (UOG, JULY, 2021)

Abstract Introduction: The 2019 Novel Corona Virus Disease is caused by the SARS Corona Virus 2 and spread to number of countries. Globally, as of June 18, 2021 there have been 177,108,695 cases and 3,840,223 deaths. ...
HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE USE AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS AMONG GUMUZ PEOPLE IN BENSHANGUL GUMUZE REGIONAL STATE, METEKEL ZONE, MANDURA WOREDA, NORTH WEST ETHIOPIA 2018.

Tesfa Gedif (UOG, June, 2018)

Abstract Background: In the modern world, 2 billion adults (48% of the adult population) are current users of alcohol, 1.1 billion adults (29% of the adult population) are current smokers of cigarettes and 185 million adults ...
INSECTICIDE-TREATED NET UTILIZATION AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS AMONG PREGNANT MOTHERS AND UNDER-FIVE CHILDREN IN EAST BELLESSA DISTRICT, NORTHWEST ETHIOPIA USING HEALTH BELIEF MODEL

AMLAKU NIGUSIE (UOG, May, 2020)

Abstracts Introduction: Malaria during pregnancy and childhood is one of the major public health challenges globally. Its prevalence is huge in Africa especially in sub-Saharan countries including Ethiopia. Insecticide ...
INTENTION TO DO PHYSICAL EXERCISE AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS AMONG PREGNANT WOMEN ATTENDING ANC IN, DEBREMARKOS REFERRAL HOSPITAL, NORTH WEST, ETHIOPIA USING THEORY OF PLANNED BEHAVIOR.

Abebaw Addis (UOG, May, 2020)

Abstract Background: Regular physical exercise is necessary in all phases of life, including pregnancy, to promote health benefits. Despite this benefit pregnant mothers prefer sedentary behavior during pregnancy and ...
INTENTION TO DONATE BLOOD AND ITS PREDICTORS AMONG ADULTS OF GONDAR CITY ADMINSTRATION, NORTH WEST ETHIOPIA: USING THEORY OF PLANNED BEHAVIOUR

AYENEW KASSIE (UOG, JUNE, 2019)

Abstract Introduction: Blood transfusion is lifesaving procedure when someone encounters with severe anaemia, accident or injury, surgery, during child birth heavy bleeding and cancer chemotherapy. The average blood ...
INTENTION TO RECEIVE CERVICAL CANCER SCREENING AND ITS PREDICTORS AMONG COMMERCIAL SEX WORKERS IN GONDAR CITY, NORTHWEST ETHIOPIA, USING THEORY OF PLANNED BEHAVIOR, 2021

HABTU BIRHAN (UOG, JUNE, 2021)

Abstract Background: Cervical cancer is a global public health problem & it is the fourth leading cause of cancer morbidity and mortality. In Ethiopia, cervical cancer is the second leading cause of cancer mortality. ...
INTENTION TO RECEIVE CERVICAL CANCER SCREENING SERVICES AND ITS PREDICTORS AMONG CHILD BEARING AGE WOMEN IN BAHIRDAR CITY, NORTH WEST EHTIOPIA

Wallelign Alemnew (UOG, June, 2018)

Abstract Introduction: Cervical cancer is major public health problem worldwide especially in the developing world including Sub-Saharan Africa. Cervical cancer screening has been consistently shown to be effective in ...
INTENTION TO STOP KHAT CHEWING AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS AMONG KHAT CHEWERS IN GONDAR CITY, NORTHWEST ETHIOPIA, 2019 BY USING TRANS THEORETICAL MODEL.

ASMAMAW ADUGNA (UOG, JUNE, 2019)

Abstract Introduction: Khat chewing practice is rapidly increasing worldwide and currently estimated that over 10 million people consume khat. According to WHO khat use is associated with multiple acute and chronic medical ...
INTENTION TO USE INSTITUTIONAL DELIVERY SERVICE AND ITS PREDICTORS AMONG PREGNANT WOMEN IN YILMANA DENSA DISTRICT NORTHWESTETHIOPIA: USING THEORY OF PLANNED BEHAVIOR

ABIRHAM AYANA (UOG, JUNE , 202)

Abstract Background: Improving institutional delivery service is one of the most crucial strategies to reduce maternal and neonatal mortalities. Globally the proportion of health facility delivery is unacceptably low. ...
INTENTION TO USE YOUTH FRIENDLY REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH SERVICES AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS AMONG SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS IN EAST BELESA, USING THE THEORY OF PLANNED BEHAVIOUR, 2022

MENEN TSEGAW (UOG, AUGUST, 20)

Abstract Background: The reproductive health of youth has become a major public health concern. The utilization of youth friendly services is low among Ethiopian school youths. Intention is the best predictor of behavior. ...
NON-BARRIER MODERN CONTRACEPTIVE METHOD UTILIZATION AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS AMONG FEMALE SEX WORKERS IN GONDAR TOWN, NORTHWEST ETHIOPIA:- MIXED METHOD, 2019.

Hawaz Getaw (UOG, June, 2019)

ABSTRACT Introduction: - Although the majority of Female Sex Workers are within reproductive age and at high risk of unintended pregnancy, contraceptive needs of female sex workers other than condom have not been at the ...
PEDIATRIC HIV DISCLOSURE STATUS AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS IN PEDIATRIC ART CLINICS OF GONDAR TOWN PUBLIC HEALTH FACILITIES, NORTH WEST ETHIOPIA, MIXED METHOD.

ZEAMANUEL ANTENEH YIGZAW (UOG, JUNE, 2019)

Abstract Introduction: Pediatric HIV positive status disclosure is an essential component of pediatric care and long-term disease management. However, Pediatric HIV disclosure is complex and varies in different communities. ...
RISKY DRIVING BEHAVIOR AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS AMONG EAST GOJJAM ZONE PUBLIC TRANSPORT DRIVERS, NORTH WEST ETHIOPIA USING HEALTH BELIEF MODEL: MIXED STUDY

ELYAS MELAKU (UOG, JUNE, 2021)

Abstract Introduction:In Ethiopia,road traffic accident contributed fatality rate of 37 per 100,000 populations per year, and 83% of traffic crashes attributed to risky driving behavior Objective: The aim of this study was ...
SELF-CARE BEHAVIOR AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS AMONG PATIENTS WITH DIABETES AT CHRONIC ILLNESS CLINIC OF UNIVERSITY OF GONDAR REFERRAL HOSPITAL, NORTH WEST ETHIOPIA; A HEALTH BELIEF MODEL PERSPECTIVE.

Lydia Melkamu (UOG, June, 2019)

Abstract Introduction Diabetes lasts a lifetime and it requires ongoing self-care and management to minimize its impact in both short and long term. Patient’s engagement in self-care behavior is an important cost effective ...

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