Effects of training programme on HIV/AIDS prevention among primary health care workers in Oyo State, Nigeria
作者： Ademola Ajuwon , Fawole Funmilayo , Oladimeji Oladepo , Kayode Osungbade , Michael Asuzu
DOI: 10.1108/09654280810910872
关键词: Primary health care 、 Nursing 、 Medicine 、 Training programme 、 Local government 、 Health education 、 Intervention (counseling) 、 Family medicine 、 Signs and symptoms 、 Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) 、 Hiv transmission
摘要: Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to train primary health care workers be trainers and implementers community‐based AIDS prevention activities in Oyo State, Nigeria, by describing an evaluation the project.Design/methodology/approach A total 148 recruited from 33 local government areas (LGA) state were trained as trainers. They provided seed grants replicate similar training for workers, implement evaluate activities. Questionnaires used before after community based projects its impact on knowledge cause AIDS, routes HIV transmission, signs symptoms precautions prevent.Findings At pre‐test, only 30.8 per cent could list at least four compared with 70.9 who do so training. 973 workers; number ranged 20‐80 a mean ...
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