Hepatitis B Prevention Practice and Associated factors among students of University of Gondar Medical and Health Sciences students, Northwest Ethiopia, 2025

Accessed Date 2025-12-18T08:37:06Z
Date Availabe 2025-12-18T08:37:06Z
Issued Date 2025
Description The dataset includes respondents’ socio-demographic information such as age, sex, department, residence, religion, parents’ educational level, year of study, and age group. It also captures institutional factors related to HBV infection prevention, including the availability of HBV-related courses, handwashing facilities, water and soap supply, personal protective equipment (gowns, gloves), sharp containers, disinfectants, hand sanitizers, and access to infection prevention guidelines and post-exposure protocols. Knowledge-related variables assess respondents’ understanding of HBV transmission routes, prevention methods, complications (such as liver cirrhosis and liver cancer), vaccination, laboratory testing, post-exposure prophylaxis, and public health importance of HBV. Attitudinal variables measure perceptions toward personal risk, screening, vaccination, caring for HBV-infected patients, infection control guidelines, mandatory vaccination, and stigma-related beliefs. Practice-related variables evaluate infection prevention behaviors, including use of personal protective equipment, hand hygiene, needle handling and disposal, reporting of needlestick injuries, waste disposal, HBV screening and vaccination status, and involvement in unsafe sex. Finally, the dataset summarizes outcomes using grouped scores for knowledge level, practice level, and attitude level.
URI https://rdmc.aphi.gov.et/handle/123456789/209
Language en
Title Hepatitis B Prevention Practice and Associated factors among students of University of Gondar Medical and Health Sciences students, Northwest Ethiopia, 2025
Type Dataset
Entity Type
Geographic Coverage yes
Sex Coverage Yes
Data Quality GOOD
Format Excel
RDMC ID APHI-RDMC-434
Keyword Hepatitis B, prevention practice, medical students, health science students, vaccination, Ethiopia
Recommendation Good to use for service
Study Population All randomly selected regular undergraduate medical and health science students at University of Gondar with clinical exposure and avail during the data collection period were the study population.
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