Background Poor school hygiene practice is a major health problem in developing
countries, including Ethiopia, and is a leading factor for children's school absenteeism due …

The purpose of this study was to comprehensively appraise and synthesize studies on hand
hygiene practices among primary and secondary school students in sub-Saharan Africa …

Background: Provision of handwashing facilities and proper practices are essential for
preventing fecal-oral and acute respiratory infectious diseases. The aim of this study was to …

Background Food poisoning is a food borne disease, mainly resulting from ingestion of food
that contains a toxin, chemical or infectious microorganisms like bacteria, virus, parasite, or …

Background Students in school are more likely to be sick from communicable diseases like
diarrheal illnesses, acute respiratory infections, and other illnesses linked to poor personal …

Objective Hand hygiene is a milestone, cost-effective, and convenient strategy to prevent the
transfer of pathogenic micro-organisms. However, housemaids operating inside a kitchen …

Poor water sanitation and hygiene is a public health problem in developing and
underdeveloped countries, including Ethiopia, and remains an important public health issue …

Objectives: This study aimed to assess the spatial distribution and determinant factors of
handwashing practice using essential handwashing agents (soap and water) among …

This study aims to improve parents' perceptions of susceptibility, severity, benefits, and
barriers to children's handwashing practice by utilizing the Health Belief Model. In Alor …

Background Hand washing is an alternative, effective and inexpensive method that can be
used to prevent infectious diseases. Washing hands with soap can improve children's …