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. 2020 Nov 5;13:1011–1023. doi: 10.2147/IJGM.S279705

Table 3.

Preparedness Toward COVID-19 Prevention of Chronic Diseases Patients Who Had Follow-Up in the North Shaw Zone Healthcare Facilities, Oromia Region, from May 5, 2020, to June 5/2020 (n=410)

Preparedness Variables Yes (%) No (%)
Do you have water and soap at your house get to prevent COVID-19? 328(80) 82(20)
Do you stock alcohol or sanitizer to prevent COVID-19? 299(72.9) 111(27.1)
Do you stock mask and glove to prevent COVID-19? 95(23.2) 315(76.8)
Do you stock sufficient medication for your chronic illness? 261(63.7) 149(36.3)
Do you have an emergency phone number in a visible area in the house? 145(35.4) 265(64.6)
Do you stock blench to prevent COVID-19? 188(45.9) 222(54.1)
Do you stock dustbin for soft tissue disposal? 238(58) 172(42.0)
Will your family allow time to prepare and preventive measures? 269(65.6) 141(34.4)
Do you reduce the frequency of visiting the hospital during COVID-19? 265(64.6) 145(35.4)
Do you stock sufficient food to reduce frequency marketing? 217(52.9) 193(47.1)
Do you prepare an isolation room for suspected family members? 194(47.3) 216(52.7)
Minimum – maximum 0–11
Mean ±SD 6.63±2.9
COVID-19 prevention, preparedness
 Good preparedness 219(53.4)
 poor preparedness 191(46.6)