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. 2022 Oct 11;19(20):12993. doi: 10.3390/ijerph192012993

Table 4.

Practices relating to COVID-19 among nursing care workers.

Participants, n (%)
(n = 481)
What was the issue that affected your preventable behavior? *, n (%), n = 473
 State of emergency by the government 377 (79.7)
 Deceleration of pandemic by WHO 116 (24.5)
 Face of the news for death of celebrities 248 (52.4)
 Infection of close person 15 (3.2)
 Death of close person due to COVID-19 8 (1.7)
 Media news about the infection for famous people 144 (30.4)
What do you do if you or a family member has symptoms that suggest COVID-19 infection *, n (%) n = 475
 Seek medical care immediately 192 (40.4)
 Call the health center for advice 415 (87.4)
 Contact the workplace 384 (80.8)
 Talk to family 261 (54.9)
 Talk to a friend or colleague 92 (19.4)
 Consult the family doctor 180 (37.9)
 Go to the pharmacy and consult a pharmacist 4 (0.8)
 Do not tell anyone 8 (1.7)
 Do not go out from the house 294 (61.9)
Infection measures I actually do for COVID-19 *, n (%) n = 480
 Wear a mask where there are other people 475 (99.0)
 Hand hygiene 455 (94.8)
 Gargle 366 (76.3)
 Ventilate the room regularly 435 (90.6)
 Room cleaning and disinfection 276 (57.5)
 Stay home on holidays 367 (76.5)
 Avoid contact with people as much as possible 314 (65.4)
 Eat well-balanced meals 264 (55.0)
 Sleep well 293 (61.0)
 Do nothing 1 (0.2)
Infection control measures that you implemented in the workplace *, n (%) n = 476
 Disinfect indoor items and equipment 340 (71.4)
 Ventilate the room regularly 438 (92.0)
 Alert and educate patients about COVID-19 115 (24.2)

* Multiple choice question.