KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDE TOWARDS, AND PRACTICE OF THE CONTROL OF MONKEY POX INFECTION AMONG HEALTH WORKERS IN MADONNA UNIVERSITY TEACHING HOSPITAL ELELE, RIVERS STATE NIGERIA.
Abstract
Monkey pox is a zoonotic orthopox virus that incidentally causes disease in humans similar
to small pox. This virus is clinically relevant because it is endemic to western and central
Africa. This study aimed at assessing the knowledge, attitude and practice of control of monkey
pox infection among health worker of Madonna University teaching hospital Elele, Nigeria.
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