Low COVID-19–related knowledge and access to adequate handwashing among patients with chronic diseases in rural Rwanda: a cross-sectional survey
Alphonse Nshimyiryo(Partners In Health), Grace Umutesi(University of Washington), Evrard Nahimana(Partners In Health), Anne Niyigena(Partners In Health), Vincent K. Cubaka, Jean Paul Umugisha(Partners In Health), Pacifique Uwamahoro(Partners In Health), Fredrick Kateera, Christian Mazimpaka(Partners In Health), Joanna Galaris(Partners In Health), Gedeon Ngoga(Partners In Health), Saidath Gato(Partners In Health), Dale A. Barnhart(Harvard University)
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