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. 2020 Apr 12;10(4):e033612. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2019-033612

Table 5.

Risk perception reported by the participants in the pre-intervention and post-intervention questionnaires

Questions Time points Nurses (n=211) n (%) Clinicians (n=75) n (%) Nursing students (n=123) n (%) Medical students (n=205) n (%) DMLT students (n=36) n (%)
Do you think you are at high risk for HIV/AIDS at work? Yes, n (%) Pre-intervention 71 (34) 50 (67) 39 (32) 61 (30) 22 (61)
Post-intervention 81 (38) 51 (68) 86 (70)* 82 (40)* 17(47)
Are you willing to care for:
(a) Patients with hepatitis B (yes), n (%) Pre-intervention 174 (83) 64 (85) 112 (91) 155 (76) 28 (78)
Post-intervention 192 (91)* 65(87) 118 (96) 196 (96)* 32 (89)
(b) PLWHA (yes), n (%)† Pre-intervention 151 (72) 65 (87) 114 (93) 179 (87) 34 (94)
Post-intervention 175 (83)* 66 (88) 110 (89) 183 (89) 30 (83)

Yes, n (%) is the proportion of the patients who responded ‘Yes’ to the questions asked.

*Statistically significant differences with significance level p<0.05.

†The question was also classified as an attitude question.

DMLT, students of Diploma in Medical and Laboratory Technology; Medical students/ MBBS students, students of Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery; PLWHA, people living with HIV/AIDS.