UoL-XJTLU students' Knowledge, Attitude and Practice for the anti-COVID-19 policies of UK and China
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Heyi Zhang, Siqi Li, Yuhan He, YouLyu LiangAuthors Info & Claims
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COVID-19 was the most serious health emergency in 2020, and now it has become a global public health problem. The high infectivity of COVID-19 makes controlling its prevalence an important measure to contain its further development. In view of the fact that both China and the UK have taken measures to curb the prevalence of the COVID-19, we prepared a questionnaire entitled "UoL-XJTLU students' Knowledge, Attitude and Practice for the anti-COVID-19 policies of the UK and China" based on the KAP model, and the UOL-XJTlU students who experienced the epidemic policies of China and Britain at the same time, was interviewed by this online questionnaire to understand their views on different policies and measures between China and the UK.
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ISAIMS 2021: 2nd International Symposium on Artificial Intelligence for Medicine Sciences
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