Awareness and Malaria Prevention Practices in a Rural Community in the Ho Municipality, Ghana

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Abstract
Background. Malaria is no doubt a burden on both the financial and human resources of Ghana. In this study, we examined the awareness of malaria prevention practices among indigenes of Godokpe, a rural community in the Ho Municipality of Ghana. Methods. This descriptive cross-sectional survey that used a self-developed questionnaire recruited 246 residents of Godokpe who were aged 18 years and above using a systematic sampling technique. The Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS) was used to analyze data into descriptive and analytical statistics. The descriptive statistics comprised frequency, percentage, and means. Also, analytical statistics of cross tabulation was conducted considering a p
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Authors Diema Konlan, Kennedy;Amu, Hubert;Konlan, Kennedy Dodam;Japiong, Milipaak;Diema Konlan, Kennedy;Amu, Hubert;Konlan, Kennedy Dodam;Japiong, Milipaak;
Journal interdisciplinary perspectives on infectious diseases
Year 2019
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10.1155/2019/9365823
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https://www.hindawi.com/journals/ipid/2019/9365823/abs/
Keywords
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