Healthcare personnel's attitude and coverage about tetanus vaccination in Turkey: a multicenter study.

The tetanus vaccine is not routinely given to Turkish adults. Protective tetanus immunity decreases with age. Health-care personnel (HCPs), who are role models in the field of health, are a target group in order to achieve a higher rate of tetanus vaccination in the community.

COVID-19 anxiety and hygiene status in vocational schools of health services students in Turkey: A multicenter study.

Background: While the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic creates fear and anxiety on the students' academic achievement, the risk of an infectious disease may negatively affect education by reducing the concentration ability of students. Thus, it is essential to evaluate the knowledge, behaviors, anxiety levels, and hygiene status of students.

Objective: This study aimed to investigate the knowledge, behavior change, anxiety, and hygiene status of university students about COVID-19.

Knowledge and behaviors of veterinary students about rabies: A descriptive study from Turkey.

Aims: This study aimed to obtain data on the knowledge, behavior, and immunization status of veterinary students about rabies.

Methods And Materials: The population of this descriptive study consisted of all the 770 students of a veterinary faculty (response rate 85.7%; n = 660).

The prevalence of obesıty and related factors among prımary and secondary school students.

Objectives: Obesity was previously seen as a problem in high-income countries. It is also a problem in low and middle-income countries today. The sedentary lifestyle has made this situation more pronounced.

Identification of the drug-use behaviors of the elderly living in nursing homes.

Objective: As our society ages, the incidence of acute and chronic diseases increases, and so does chronic drug use and polypharmacy. This study was intended to examine the medication behaviors of the elderly who lived in the nursing homes in the Elazig and Malatya provinces, located in eastern Turkey, and in the Kayseri province located in Central Anatolia.

Materials And Methods: The population of this cross-sectional study included people over the age of 60 years (n=310) who lived in the nursing homes in the Elazig, Malatya, and Kayseri provinces.