Risk Factors Associated with Hepatitis B & C among Rohingya People Living in Refugee Camps

Rohingya have fled to Bangladesh where they are living in congested camps with limited resources. This living condition increases the risk of transmission of hepatitis B & C. The objectives of this study was to find the risk factors associated with hepatitis B & C and the frequency of the...

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description Rohingya have fled to Bangladesh where they are living in congested camps with limited resources. This living condition increases the risk of transmission of hepatitis B & C. The objectives of this study was to find the risk factors associated with hepatitis B & C and the frequency of the risk factors the Rohingya are exposed to. Subsequent to this, the study aims to raise awareness to the participants about transmission, treatment and prevention regarding hepatitis B & C. This was a cross-sectional study and the sampling method was consecutive random sampling. This study was done at the Kutupalong refugee camp with 246 participants. Majority of the participants were females and the mean age was 34.63 ± 15.41. The risk factor with highest frequency was the use of vaccine with 54%. The highest behavioral risk factor was not using protection during intercourse. In a logistic regression it was found that participants without knowledge on jaundice are 2.996 times of having jaundice. It was also found that education has association with jaundice, but uneducated participants are at a higher of having jaundice than the educated participants with a p value below 0.05. The study could be used to raise awareness among the participants about transmission, treatment and prevention regarding hepatitis B & C with the help of the local and international NGOs.
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spelling 123456789-3272026-02-18T06:09:49Z Risk Factors Associated with Hepatitis B & C among Rohingya People Living in Refugee Camps Jahan, Israth Rohingya have fled to Bangladesh where they are living in congested camps with limited resources. This living condition increases the risk of transmission of hepatitis B & C. The objectives of this study was to find the risk factors associated with hepatitis B & C and the frequency of the risk factors the Rohingya are exposed to. Subsequent to this, the study aims to raise awareness to the participants about transmission, treatment and prevention regarding hepatitis B & C. This was a cross-sectional study and the sampling method was consecutive random sampling. This study was done at the Kutupalong refugee camp with 246 participants. Majority of the participants were females and the mean age was 34.63 ± 15.41. The risk factor with highest frequency was the use of vaccine with 54%. The highest behavioral risk factor was not using protection during intercourse. In a logistic regression it was found that participants without knowledge on jaundice are 2.996 times of having jaundice. It was also found that education has association with jaundice, but uneducated participants are at a higher of having jaundice than the educated participants with a p value below 0.05. The study could be used to raise awareness among the participants about transmission, treatment and prevention regarding hepatitis B & C with the help of the local and international NGOs. 2025-05-18T09:17:26Z 2025-05-18T09:17:26Z 2019-04 Thesis https://repository.auw.edu.bd/handle/123456789/327 en application/pdf AUW
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Risk Factors Associated with Hepatitis B & C among Rohingya People Living in Refugee Camps
title Risk Factors Associated with Hepatitis B & C among Rohingya People Living in Refugee Camps
title_full Risk Factors Associated with Hepatitis B & C among Rohingya People Living in Refugee Camps
title_fullStr Risk Factors Associated with Hepatitis B & C among Rohingya People Living in Refugee Camps
title_full_unstemmed Risk Factors Associated with Hepatitis B & C among Rohingya People Living in Refugee Camps
title_short Risk Factors Associated with Hepatitis B & C among Rohingya People Living in Refugee Camps
title_sort risk factors associated with hepatitis b c among rohingya people living in refugee camps
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