Knowledge, attitude, and preventive practices towards COVID-19 and associated factors among adult hospital visitors in South Gondar Zone Hospitals, Northwest Ethiopia

Zebader Walle(Debre Tabor University), Metadel Adane(Wollo University), Gete Berihun(Debre Markos University), Daniel Teshome(Wollo University), Adinew Gizeyatu(Wollo University), Ayechew Ademas(Wollo University), Alelgne Feleke(Wollo University), Leykun Berhanu(Wollo University), Seada Hassen(Wollo University), Tarikuwa Natnael(Wollo University), Mistir Lingerew(Wollo University), Awoke Keleb(Wollo University), Masresha Abebe(Wollo University)
PLoS ONE
May 17, 2021
10.1371/journal.pone.0250145
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