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. 2013 Apr 21;5(4):114–125. doi: 10.5539/gjhs.v5n4p114

Table 5.

Attitudes of the included medical students towards current curricular sufficiency and their training needs for infection control and standard precautions

Responses: No. (%) Statements

Strongly disagree Disagree Neutral Agree Strongly agree
68(27.1) 86(34.3) 41(16.3) 40(15.9) 16(6.4) 1- Current curriculum provides enough information on IC and SPs.
99(39.4) 74(29.5) 39(15.5) 24(9.6) 15(6.0) 2- Training/orientation sessions about IC and SPs are provided to medical students.
101(40.2) 50(19.9) 58(23.1) 31(12.3) 11(4.4) 3-Tutors and faculty provided us with enough information on how to avoid health facilities related- infections before clinical rotations.
94(37.5) 77(30.7) 43(17.1) 19(7.6) 18(7.2) 4- I received hands on training on how to avoid health facilities-related infections using case scenarios and simulations.
5(2.0) 6(2.4) 40(15.9) 111(44.2) 89(35.5) 5- I need to receive training on IC and SPs.

IC= infection control, SPs= standard precautions