International Journal of Scientific Research Studies
Single-centre descriptive cross-sectional survey of self-reported knowledge and practice with moderate response rate, no control group, and no statistically significant associations detected; raises questions about surveillance gaps but lacks analytical power to drive practice change.
International Journal of Scientific Research Studies
A descriptive cross-sectional survey of 103 health information professionals identifying knowledge and practice gaps in disease surveillance, with moderate perceived knowledge and self-reported practice but no statistically significant associations between variables.
International Journal of Scientific Research Studies
A small, single-centre, descriptive cross-sectional survey of self-reported knowledge and practice in a specific professional cadre, with no comparator arm and moderate perceived scores; findings are exploratory and identify gaps rather than test an intervention.