Knowledge, Awareness, and Attitudes Relating to the COVID-19 Pandemic Among Different Populations in Central China: Cross-Sectional Survey
Journal of Medical Internet Research2020Vol. 22(10), pp. e22628–e22628
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Huifang Xu, Maria José González, Lanwei Guo, Qiong Chen, Liyang Zheng, Peipei Chen, Xiaoqin Cao, Shuzheng Liu, Xibin Sun, Shaokai Zhang, You‐Lin Qiao
Abstract
All three groups reported an adequate background knowledge about COVID-19 but medical workers showed a slightly advanced knowledge in their responses to professional questions. Most of the participants were highly concerned about COVID-19 during the critical period of the outbreak. The majority of respondents declared that the village/city lockdown policy had a significant impact on their daily life but most of them held an optimistic attitude toward the control of COVID-19.
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