• SELF-REPORTED PREVALENCE AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS OF OCCUPATIONAL VOICE DISORDERS AMONG SCHOOL TEACHERS IN SEKOTA TOWN WAG HIMERA ZONE, AMHARA REGION, ETHIOPIA, 2021 

  ALEMAYEHU KIBRET BELETE (UOG, 1 May 2023)

  ABSTRACT Background: School teachers have a high risk of developing occupational voice disorders, because they use their voice as their primary tool. There appears to be a high prevalence of voice disorders associated with ...
• A THESIS PROPOSAL SUBMITTED TO THE UNIVERSITY OF GONDAR, , COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND HEALTH SCIENCES, INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC HEALTH IN PARTIAL FULLFILLMENT OF THE REQIEREMENTS FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTERS OF PUBLIC HEALTH IN OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY MANAGEMENT 

  DEREJE ASMARE (UOG, JANUARY, 2)

  SUMMARY INTRODUCTION Occupational hazard is the risk, harm, or danger that an individual is exposed to at the workplace, whereas occupational diseases result from such exposures to the individual. Welding, cutting, and ...
• Concentration of toxic metals and health risks in commercially available packed fruit juice products for children in Gondar city, Northwest Ethiopia, 2022. 

  Fasika W/Gebriel (UOG, Aug, 2022)

  Abstract Introduction: Fruit juice is one of the most popular non-alcoholic beverages on the planet. Nearly 50% of fruit juice product is consumed by children, world-wide with highest intake in Australasia. Children in ...
• Bacteriological Quality of Drinking Water from Source to Point of Use and Associated Factors among Households in Debre-Tabor Town, Northwest Ethiopia 

  Fikadu Geremew (UOG, August, 20)

  Abstract Background: Bacteriological deterioration of drinking water is a significant environmental determinant of human health. The deterioration can be at any point within the chain from the water source to point of use. ...
• PREVALENCE OF BURNOUT SYNDROME AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS AMONG HEALTH CARE WORKERS IN GULELE SUB CITY, PUBLIC HOSPITAL ADDIS ABABA, ETHIOPIA, 2019 

  ENDAWOK TAMIRU (UOG, June, 2019)

  ABSTRACT Background: Burnout is a psychological syndrome which is a serious public health concern affecting a large number of health care workers which have its own effect on patient safety and service quality each also ...
• MAGNITUDE OF LOW- BACK PAIN AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS AMONG PUBLIC OFFICE WORKERS IN DANGLA DISTRICT, AWI ZONE, NORTHWEST ETHIOPIA,2021 

  DEMISSIE BEYENE (UOG, JULY /2021)

  Abstract Background:- Low-back pain is one of the most common work-related health problem among public office workers. It affects the individual’s quality of life and create a burden in the health system and affects the ...
• Utilization of insecticide treated bednet and associated factors among pregnant Women in Basso Liben District East Gojjam Zone, Northwest Ethiopia, A community-based cross-sectional study 

  Elsabet Birhanu (UOG, August, 20)

  Abstract Background Introduction: Malaria is endemic across the globe with higher burden in tropical and subtropical countries, including Ethiopia. Malaria parasites are transmitted to humans through mosquito bites from ...
• SELF REPORTED HEARING IMPAIRMENTS AND ASSOCIATED RISK FACTORS AMONG METAL AND WOOD WORK WORKERS IN GONDAR TOWN, NORTH WEST ETHIOPIA, 2020. 

  ESHETU ABERA (UOG, JUNE, 2020)

  Abstract Background: Occupational noise-induced hearing loss is referred to hearing loss caused by work-related noise exposure and it is estimated that worldwide, 16–24% of hearing impairment is work-related. Occupational ...
• concentration and health risks of heavy metal in children Plastic toys accessed in Gondar city, Ethiopia, 2021. 

  AsfawGetu (UOG, september,)

  Abstract Introduction: Human exposure to heavy metals is a big public health concern. Toxic exposures in children are a major concern due to a variety of factors, including a faster metabolic rate and a higher surface area ...
• Physicochemical Characteristics and Microbial Quality of Powdered Infant Milk Formula Accessed in Gondar City, Northwest Ethiopia 

  Mengesha Genet (UOG, October, 2)

  Abstract Background: Infant formula (IF) is a commercially available substance that is used to replace human milk as a source of nourishment for premature infants. Ensuring food safety and quality is challenge tasks ...
• UTILIZATION OF LATRINE AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS AMONG RURAL HOUSEHOLDS IN TAKUSSA DISTRICT, CENTRAL GONDAR ZONE, NORTHWEST ETHIOPIA, 2019 

  NURUHUSAN OMER (UOG, JUNE)

  Abstract Background: The use of sanitation facilities is known to interrupt the transmission of fecaloral related disease. Health improvement comes from the proper use of sanitation facilities, not simply their physical ...
• Prevalence And Associated Factors Of Work-Related Low Back Pain Among Textile Industry Workers In Adama City, Oromia, South East Ethiopia, 2021 

  JEMAL KORE (UOG, July, 2021)

  Abstract Background :Low back pain is one of the most common work related problems globally and is associated with work place absenteeism and loss in productivity, resulting in economic burdens to employers, employees and ...
• Prevalence of Musculoskeletal Disorder, Healthcare Utilization and Associated Factors Among Garment Workers in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia 

  Yomile Keno (UOG, September,)

  Abstract Introduction: - Musculoskeletal disorder is the most common reason for consulting a physicians and constitute, in most countries, up to 10–20% of primary care consultations and cause of absenteeism from work due ...
• Quality assessment of raw and pasteurized milk accessed in Gondar city, Northwest Ethiopia, 2020 

  Belay Desye (UOG, June, 2020)

  Abstract Background:- Milk is a highly nutritious food for human being. It is extremely perishable food and ideal medium for bacterial growth. Globally, milk borne diseases are a major public health concern and milk ...
• FATAL ROAD TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS IN EASTERN TIGRAY ZONE, ETHIOPIA 

  SULEMAN BEYAN (UOG, NOVEMBER, )

  Abstract Background: Road traffic accidents are significant global public health problems, resulted in injuries and fatalities, mostly in developing countries including Ethiopia. Increasing incidences of the road accidents ...
• THE PREVALENCE OF ACTIVE TRACHOMA AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS AMONG SCHOOL AGE CHILDREN IN DEBRETABOR TOWN, NORTH WEST ETHIOPIA, 2019 

  ALEBACHEW SHIMELASH (UOG, JUNE, 2019)

  Abstract Background: Trachoma is an infectious eye disease caused by the bacterium Chlamydial trachomatis.The prevalence and associated factors of active trachoma for School-age children were not known. So, this study was ...
• ACUTE PESTICIDE INTOXICATION AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS AMONG FLORICULTURE WORKERS IN BAHIRDAR CITY AREA, NORTH WEST ETHIOPIA: A COMPARATIVE CROSS SECTIONAL STUDY 

  MASTEWAL ENDALEW (UOG, JUNE, 2020)

  Abstract Background: Floriculture is one of the labor intensive industries and that currently it is vastly across Ethiopia. Despite job opportunities, it causes acute pesticide intoxication to workers in developing countries ...
• Hand hygiene compliance and associated factors among health care providers in central Gondar zone public primary Hospitals, Northwest Ethiopia, 2019. 

  Garedew Tadege (UOG, June 2019)

  Abstract Background: Poor hand hygiene compliance is one in all the leading contributory factors to health care-associated infections. This is an important source of complications across the continuum of care and pose a ...
• KNOWLEDGE AND PRACTICE FOR PREVENTION OF BOVINE TUBERCULOSIS AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS AMONG HIV POSITIVE PEOPLE IN BAHIR DAR CITY PUBLIC HOSPITALS, ETHIOPIA. 

  Fikirtemariam Aregay (UOG, JUNE, 2020)

  Abstract Background: Bovine tuberculosis is an important zoonotic disease caused by Mycobacterium Bovis, known to exist in all parts of the world including Ethiopia. Objective: The main objectives of this study were to ...
• PREVALENCE AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS OF DEPRESSION, ANXIETY, AND STRESS AMONG HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS WORKING IN BAHIR DAR CITY HOSPITALS DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC, NORTHWEST ETHIOPIA, 2021 

  KIROS ADAMU (UOG, August, 20)

  Abstract Background: The corona virus disease (COVID-19) is extremely an infectious pandemic. The frequent contact of healthcare professionals with COVID-19 patients induced their mental health problems. However, there is ...

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