Patient knowledge, attitudes and behaviors related to antimicrobial use in South African primary healthcare settings: development and testing of the CAMUS and its implications

Keyphrases

• South African 100%
• Knowledge Attitude 100%
• Antimicrobial Use 100%
• Patient Knowledge 100%
• Primary Care Setting 100%
• Knowledge Behavior 100%
• Patient Attitudes 100%
• Patient Behavior 100%
• Antibiotics 17%
• Antimicrobial Resistance 11%
• Low-middle Income Countries 11%
• Health Literacy 11%
• Knowledge Gaps 11%
• Cognitive Interview 11%
• South Africa 5%
• Antimicrobial Stewardship Program 5%
• Limited Resources 5%
• Antimicrobial Stewardship 5%
• Bacterial Infection 5%
• Rural District 5%
• Social Cognitive Theory 5%
• Large Population 5%
• Social Norms 5%
• Diverse Populations 5%
• Feasibility Assessment 5%
• Adult Participants 5%
• Use Behavior 5%
• Health Belief Model 5%
• Method Development 5%
• Local Languages 5%
• Viral Illness 5%
• Patient Understanding 5%
• Theory of Planned Behavior 5%
• Average Completion Time 5%
• Scoping Review 5%
• Global Health Challenges 5%
• Literacy Test 5%
• Resource Gap 5%
• Systemic Barriers 5%
• Future Clarity 5%
• Future Relevance 5%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Antiinfective Agent 100%
• Primary Health Care 100%
• Antimicrobial Stewardship 11%
• Health Literacy 11%
• Antibiotic Resistance 11%
• Pilot Study 5%
• Bacterial Infection 5%
• Diseases 5%
• Health Belief Model 5%
• Scoping Review 5%
• Global Health 5%
• Republic of South Africa 5%

Veterinary Science and Veterinary Medicine

• Antimicrobial Use 100%
• Antibiotic Resistance 11%
• Antiinfective Agent 11%
• Bacterial Disease 5%
• Viral Disease 5%
• Africa 5%