Knowledge, Attitude and Practice towards Hepatitis B Virus Infection among Healthcare Workers in Dongola Locality Hospitals August 2026– November 2026
القسم الأول: معلومات الباحث / Principal Investigator Information
القسم الثاني: تفاصيل الدراسة البحثية / Research Study Details
القسم الثالث: الجوانب الأخلاقية / Ethical Considerations
القسم الرابع: قائمة المرفقات المطلوبة / Required Attachments
القسم الخامس: الإقرار والتوقيع / Acknowledgment and Signature
معلومات الباحث / Researcher Information
عبير بدرالدين عبداللطيف عثمان
berooka133@gmail.com
0128041512
مستشفى دنقلا التخصصي، مستشفى الشرطة- دنقلا، مستشفى دنقلا العسكري
اسم المؤسسة التي سيتم فيها عمل البحث / Name of the institution where the research will be conducted
الولاية الشمالية دنقلا
معلومات الدراسة / Study Information
ماجستير / Master's
ماجستير - Master
21,000.00 SDG
This study aims to assess the knowledge, attitudes, and practices regarding Hepatitis B virus infection among healthcare workers in Dongola Locality Hospitals. The study will identify gaps in knowledge and practices, assess attitudes towards HBV infection and prevention, and provide information that may help improve infection prevention and control measures and hepatitis B vaccination among healthcare workers. A structured questionnaire will be used to collect data from healthcare workers.
Aug 01, 2026 - Nov 14, 2026
Oct 01, 2026 - Nov 01, 2026
الاعتبارات الأخلاقية / Ethical Considerations
Written
All information collected will be kept confidential. Participants will not be identified by name or personal identification numbers. Questionnaires will be coded and stored securely. Access to the collected data will be limited to the researcher and authorized supervisors. The data will be used only for research purposes and will be reported in aggregate form.
The study involves minimal risk. Participants may experience minor discomfort or inconvenience while answering questions about hepatitis B infection, vaccination, or their practices. Participation is voluntary, and participants may refuse to answer any question or withdraw from the study at any time without any consequences.
Participants may gain increased awareness about hepatitis B infection, prevention, and vaccination. The study may help identify gaps in knowledge, attitudes, and practices among healthcare workers and may contribute to improving hepatitis B prevention and control measures in healthcare facilities.