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2011Identification of Public Health Problems Resulting from Climate Change and Preparation of Guidelines for its Prevention in Nepal-
2006Evaluation Study of Decentralized Health Facilities in NepalAdhikari, K
2006Capacity Building through National Trainings and Workshop to Promote the Implementation of Environmental Health Impact Assessment Procedural GuidelinesDevkota, B; Shrestha, S
2008Prevalence Survey of Arsenicosis in Kailali and Bardiya Districts of NepalAdhikari, SP; Chhetri Khadka, MK
2004Study of Unmet Need for Family Planning among Married Women of Reproductive Age in a District of Eastern NepalBhandari, GP
2009Present Status of Traditional Medicines and Medicinal and Aromatic Plants Related Resources and Organizations in NepalKoirala, RR; Khaniya, BN
2009Report on Status of Skilled Birth Attendants (SBAs) in Nepal-
2004A Study on Safe Motherhood: Causes behind Uterus Prolapse amongst Women in 3 VDCs of Dadeldhura District-
2004Study of Prevalence and Causes of Alcohol Consumption among Females in Sunsari DistrictNiraula, SR; Jha, N; Shyangwa, PM
2001Awareness of Hepatitis B among Government High School Students of Dharan Before and After Educational Intervention (2001) Gurung K1, Gautam K1 1B.P.Koirala Institute of Health Sciences, Dharan, Nepal. Date: 2001 Background Hepatitis B virus, a silent killer is the major cause of morbidity and mortality. Children are 230 times more likely to develop these. Awareness on transmission of Hepatitis B virus is needed to protect our future generations from this infection. Methods A quasi-experimental study design was conducted among government high school students of Dharan. Three government schools were selected using lottery method. Equal number of students (45) from each class was selected by simple random sampling technique and interviewed by using semi-structured questionnaire. Data were analyzed in frequency and percentage by using Two Population Proportion Test. Results There was significant increase (p<0.005) in the level of awareness of students in Post interventional test. A significant number of students 71.1% (p<0.005) came to know about all types of Hepatitis virus after the intervention. Conclusions There was significant increase in the level of awareness of Hepatitis B among government high school students of Dharan after the educational intervention. Educational intervention was found to be effective. Keywords: awareness; educational intervention; government school; hepatitis B; post test; pre-test.Gurung, K; Gautam, K

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