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 PMID:29986658  

Prevalence and associated knowledge of hepatitis B infection among healthcare workers in Freetown, Sierra Leone.

Yu-Ling Qin | Bo Li | Yue-Su Zhou | Xin Zhang | Lei Li | Bing Song | Peng Liu | Yue Yuan | Zhong-Peng Zhao | Jun Jiao | Jing Li | Yi Sun | Stephen Sevalie | Joseph E Kanu | Ya-Jun Song | Jia-Fu Jiang | Foday Sahr | Tian-Jun Jiang | Chinese Military Medical Experts Group in Sierra Leone
BMC infectious diseases | 2018

Hepatitis B virus (HBV) is considered highly prevalent in West Africa. However, major gaps in surveillance exist in Sierra Leone. Although healthcare workers (HCWs) are at high risk for HBV infection, little is known about the prevalence and knowledge of hepatitis B among HCWs in Sierra Leone.

Pubmed ID: 29986658

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  • Agency: a training grant by Beijing 302 Hospital, China, International
    Id: YNKT20170080

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