COVID-19 pandemic and role of behavior change communication

Taywade, Manish; Chandanshive, Pradnya Dilip; Pradhan, Swetalina

doi:10.4103/cmi.cmi_5_21

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“…BCC manages various strategies, including health belief models, behavioral planning theories, diffusion of innovation theory, social cognitive theory, and social norm theories. The outcomes of behavioral changes using BCC strategies are hand washing or the use of hand sanitizers [7].…”

Section: Pandemic and Behavior Changesmentioning

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The Transformation of Space Function on Boarding Houses in Settlements around Campus during Pandemic

Septanti,

Santosa,

Zahra

2024

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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The COVID-19 pandemic has caused various restrictions that affect societal behavior and activity changes. One of the behavioral changes is how we interact and how we use shared space. A boarding house is one of the places in the settlement that is quite vulnerable to COVID-19 because the residents are from a wide range of origins and live in the same building, making close interaction in the boarding houses. This problem had an impact on a new design to meet their needs. Therefore, this research aims to determine how design strategy must be accommodated during the COVID-19 pandemic. The research paradigm is an emic paradigm, in which the observer experienced directly a condition in a boarding house. The collective data used observation and interviews for content analysis. The output of this research is a design strategy for the students to raise their productivity in their dwellings without any anxiety.

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Section: Pandemic and Behavior Changesmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Transformation of Space Function on Boarding Houses in Settlements around Campus during Pandemic

Septanti,

Santosa,

Zahra

2024

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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“…With the above mentioned challenges, there is a need for the implementation of healthy behavioural theory among health workers to successfully prevent the spread of the disease. Many researchers have offered crucial behavioral benchmarks for the prevention and reduction of pandemics like COVID-19 [18,19].…”

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Health workers’ capability, opportunity, motivation, and behavior to prevent and control COVID-19 in a high-risk district in Thailand

2023

Rocz Panstw Zakl Hig

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Background. Village health volunteers have been an important group who plays the role in prevention and control of COVID-19 pandemic situations at primary care units, Thailand. Objective. The objective of this cross-sectional analytic study was to assess the level and analyze the association between personal information, capability, opportunities, motivations, and behaviors to prevent and control COVID-19 among Village healthy volunteers in a high risk district, Southern Thailand. Material and Methods. G*power program was used to calculate the sample size of 145 VHVs recruited for this study. Data collection was done using a well-structured questionnaire with 5-point Likert scale for capability, opportunities, motivations, and behaviors component, and multi-stage sampling of 18 sub-district health promoting hospitals was carried out. Data analysis was done using descriptive, Chi-square and Fisher Exact test. Results. Majority (89.7%) of the VHVs were female, and 62.8% were 28-59 years old. More than half, 55.9% (81) have been VHVs for 11-36 years. Generally, higher capacity was found among 59.3% (86) of the VHVs, low opportunity level among 81.4% (118), high motivation among 53.8% (78) and a good behavior towards the prevention and control of COVID-19 among 72.4% (105). The VHVs’ age and duration of practicing were significantly (P< 0.01 and P < 0.05 respectively) associated with COVID-19 prevention behavior (x2 =6.894 and 5.255 respectively). Likewise, there are significant association between capacity (p ≤ 0.001 and x2 = 31.014), opportunity (p≤ 0.05 and x2 = 9.473), motivation (p ≤ 0.001 and x2 = 0.0001) and VHVs' behaviour to prevent and control COVID-19. Conclusion. HVHs’ opportunity is very low in the study area and it negatively affects good behavior for the prevention and control of COVID-19. All stakeholders in the district can use the association among the capability, opportunity, motivation and behavioral model to develop practice guideline and set policy for preventing COVID-19 in the community.

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COVID-19 pandemic and role of behavior change communication

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The Transformation of Space Function on Boarding Houses in Settlements around Campus during Pandemic

The Transformation of Space Function on Boarding Houses in Settlements around Campus during Pandemic

Health workers’ capability, opportunity, motivation, and behavior to prevent and control COVID-19 in a high-risk district in Thailand

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