Analysis on the Staff’s Awareness of Knowledge about COVID-19 Related Infection and Prevention in a Designated Hospital/ 新型冠状病毒肺炎定点医院工作人员感控知识问卷调查

Objective: To study the awareness of knowledge of 2019 coronavirus disease (COVID- 19) prevention and control among the staff in a designated hospital Providing basis for the improvement on methods and contents in the further hospital infection training Methods: A questionnaire was designed to survey the designated hospital staff who participated in the treatment group from Jan, 25th to Feb 10th, 2020 The data is described by the number and percent Results: A total of 702 questionnaires were sent out, 694 questionnaires were valid (98 86%) The qualified rate of staff s overall awareness of knowledge was 84 01 %, in different age groups, the highest qualified rate was 31-40 years group (89 33%), the lowest was 18-30 years group (76 68%), the difference was statistically significant(P<0 05);in different lines of staff, the highest qualified rate was second-line (95 92%), the lowest was first line (73 33%), the difference was statistically significant (P « <0 001) Multivariate logistic regression analysis showed that: compared with the first-line staff, the second-line staff and the third-line staff were0,12 and 0 47 times of the risk of unqualified awareness of knowledge, respectively;compared with the staff younger than 30 years, the risk of unqualified awareness of knowledge of the staff aged 31-40 was 0 42 times Conclusion: The staff of the designated hospital of COVID-19 have a good understanding of the general health-care infection knowledge, but the front-line staff need to strengthen their learning much more