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. 2017 Nov 8;19(4):333–343. doi: 10.1017/S146342361700072X

Table 2.

Questionnaire answers on practices of the family health team primary care providers regarding intestinal parasitic infections and health education (n=58)

Providers
Questions Answer n (%)
How are consultations when diagnosing IPIs? (Consultations) 1-on-1 40 (69.0)
Family groups 3 (5.2)
Unknown 7 (12.0)
No answer 8 (13.8)
Do patients receive IPI medications during their consultation? (Medications) Yes 35 (60.3)
No 11 (19.0)
Unknown 4 (6.9)
No answer 8 (13.8)
Do patients receive information on IPIs? (Information) Yes 30 (51.7)
No 14 (24.1)
Unknown 7 (12.1)
No answer 7 (12.1)
Where do people receive information? (Information location) Health post 40 (69.0)
Home 3 (5.2)
Unknown 6 (10.3)
No answer 9 (15.5)
Who provides health information? (Information source) No one 1 (1.7)
Only the physician 11 (19.0)
Any other professional category exclusively 3 (5.1)
Physician and nurse 12 (20.7)
Everyone except the physician 3 (5.2)
Everyone 18 (31.0)
Did the health professionals include their own professional category as a source of information? (Responsibility) Yes 25 (43.1)
No 33 (56.9)
What information is discussed? (Type of information) Prevention only 11 (19.0)
Prevention and treatment 7 (12.1)
Consequences 2 (3.4)
None 2 (3.4)
Unknown 12 (20.7)
No answer 24 (41.4)
What aspects of the environment are discussed? (Environment) Water 12 (20.7)
Soil 1 (1.7)
Trash 1 (1.7)
Water and trash 10 (17.2)
Water, soil and trash 16 (27.6)
None discussed 12 (20.7)
No answer 6 (10.4)
What methods of water purification are recommended/discussed?(Water) Boil or filter 25 (43.1)
Use of mineral water 1 (1.7)
None recommended/discussed 19 (32.8)
No answer 13 (22.4)
What methods of trash disposal are recommended/discussed? (Trash) Bagging trash 7 (12.1)
Proper location 6 (10.3)
Handwashing 4 (6.9)
Other 2 (3.4)
None recommended/discussed 30 (51.7)
No answer 9 (15.5)