Research Article
Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices about Trachoma in Rural Communities of Tigray Region, Northern Ethiopia: Implications for Prevention and Control
Table 4
Practice of community towards trachoma prevention and control in two rural districts of Tigray Region, Northern Ethiopia, 2017 (N = 194).
| Variables | Numbers | Percent |
| Took mass drug administration for prevention of trachoma | Yes | 171 | 88.1 | No | 23 | 11.9 | Utilization of adequate water for bathing | Yes | 150 | 77.3 | No | 44 | 22.7 | Having separated human and animal dwellings | Yes | 149 | 76.8 | No | 45 | 23.2 | Latrine utilization | Yes | 72 | 37.1 | No | 122 | 62.9 | Handwashing practice after using latrine | Yes | 95 | 49 | No | 99 | 51 | Having proper solid waste disposal management | Yes | 83 | 42.8 | No | 111 | 57.2 | Having proper liquid waste disposal management | Yes | 15 | 7.7 | No | 179 | 92.3 | Having clean house compound | Yes | 59 | 30.4 | No | 135 | 69.6 | Mean +SD | 4.10 ± 1.40 | | Median + IQR | 4 ± 2 | | Score of practices on trachoma prevention and control | Good | 69 | 35.6 | Poor | 125 | 64.4 |
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