Knowledge and Attitude of Nursing Students Concerning Aids in Three Educational Institutions in the Western Cape

Mary E Bester

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Knowledge and Attitude of Nursing Students Concerning Aids in Three Educational Institutions in the Western Cape

Mary E Bester

Nursing

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   A survey was done by means of a questionnaire to obtain information on the knowledge and attitudes of 297 nursing students from three training institutions in the Western Cape regarding HIV-infection and AIDS-patients.  
   Results indicated:  
     The average knowledge regarding AIDS scored 72.5%         They generally had a positive attitude regarding the caring for AIDS-patients;         81% of the junior and 54% of the senior students were of opinion that their training were inadequate while         91.5% of the respondents held the opinion that the training hospital must provide more training.       It is recommended that the curricula of training institutions make adequate provision for relevant training regarding AIDS. 
  
 

Original language	American English
Journal	Curationis
Volume	19
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.4102/curationis.v19i4.1339
State	Published - Dec 1996

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Knowledge and Attitude of Nursing Students Concerning Aids in Three Educational Institutions in the Western Cape

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