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Billan N. Survey of Medical Students KAP in Relation to Prevalent and Nonprevalent Emergencies in Pediatrics ward of Tabriz University. J Arak Uni Med Sci 1999; 2 (8) :5-9
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Faculty of Medicine, Tabriz University of Medical Sciences, Tabriz, Iran.
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This research has done for assessment of attitude, practice and knowledge of the internists in medicine faculty in relation to prevalent and nonprevalent diseases of pediatrics involving 10 prevalent and nonprevalent diseases. Results of prevalent emergency diseases:
Index of study =93% good management and trearment ability with supervision of manager = 40%
Follow up = 43%, Reporting=10%
In nonprevalent emergency diseases:
Index of study = 88%, management and treatment ability= 27% good, management and treatment ability with supervision of manager = 47%, Fpllpw up = 26%, Reporting = 3% and in regard to above subjects, scores of education in this department were: prevalent emergency = 36% optimum, 59% acceptable, 5% nonacceptable and nonprevalent emergency=18% optimum, 67% acceptable and 15% nonacceptable.
Index of study =93% good management and trearment ability with supervision of manager = 40%
Follow up = 43%, Reporting=10%
In nonprevalent emergency diseases:
Index of study = 88%, management and treatment ability= 27% good, management and treatment ability with supervision of manager = 47%, Fpllpw up = 26%, Reporting = 3% and in regard to above subjects, scores of education in this department were: prevalent emergency = 36% optimum, 59% acceptable, 5% nonacceptable and nonprevalent emergency=18% optimum, 67% acceptable and 15% nonacceptable.
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