Table 3.

Participants’ Source of Information About COVID-19 (n=941)

Question	n (%)
Are you up to date on the latest information of case definitions for COVID-19?
Yes	901 (95.7)
No	40 (4.3)
What are your sources of information about the COVID-19?
Media (newspaper, television, radio, etc)	634 (67.3)
Social network (Facebook, Twitter, blog, etc)	434 (46.1)
Family members and friends	229 (24.3)
Medical doctors or routinely visited physicians	388 (41.2)
Academic training courses	604 (64.1)
Colleagues	354 (37.6)
Government organization such as Ministry of Health and Prevention	919 (97.6)
To what extent do you have confidence in handling suspected COVID-19 patients?
Not at all	49 (5.3)
To a little extent	68 (7.2)
To some extent	103 (10.9)
To a considerable extent	319 (33.9)
To a great extent	402 (42.7)
Personal protective equipment such as face shields, goggles, masks, and gloves are useful in protecting myself from a patient suspected to have COVID-19 patients.
Yes	914 (97.1)
No	27 (2.9)
How important is changing both masks and gloves in decreasing the possibility of transmitting infections to myself and to patients?
Very important	883 (93.8)
Important	52 (5.5)
Little important	3 (0.3)
Not important	3 (0.3)