Investigating the effect of educational intervention based on the health belief model in the prevention and preparedness to deal with human monkeypox disease in the medical staff

Improving the level of awareness and attitude of the treatment staff about Human Monkeypox

A clinical trial incorporating a control group, parallel groups, and without blinding, will be randomized using a randomization method sourced from reputable sites such as www.Randomization.com or www.sealedenvelope.com.

The samples will be carefully chosen and then assigned at random to two groups, namely the test group and the control group. Subsequently, a questionnaire comprising items aimed at validating the plan will be distributed among 128 individuals from the treatment staff of Baqiyatullah Hospital (AS), who have been randomly chosen to participate. Moving on to the second phase, the essential training plan for enhancing the awareness of the treatment staff in the intervention group will be executed through the distribution of instructional materials. The intervention will be based on the constructs of the health belief model. Lastly, in the third phase, the initial questionnaire will once again be distributed, this time to both the intervention and control groups, one to two months after the intervention. Upon collection, the results will be compared with the initial findings obtained prior to the intervention.

Medical staff, Medical students; Suffering from an underlying disease, Suffering from some skin diseases, Unwillingness to cooperate

Intervention group: receive educational material. Control group: no educational material. Control group will receive the educational content after finishing the trial.

perceived sensitivity; perceived intensity; obstacles and benefits

Experiment with pre-test-post-test design with control group and blocked random assignment Blocked randomization is employed to ensure that an equal number of participants are allocated to the intervention and control groups at consecutive but equal time intervals. The block size can range from 5 to 20 individuals, with increments of 5 or 10. This method allows for the administration of different intervention types to alternate blocks, ensuring a balanced distribution.

All potential data, encompassing individual data and details regarding the primary results, shall be made available subsequent to the de-identification of subjects and the culmination of the clinical trial.

The commencement of the data access period occurs approximately six months subsequent to the publication of the results.

The data shall be made accessible to researchers employed in academic and scientific establishments.

After gaining access to the data, individuals who have been granted authorization have the ability to conduct any essential examination and utilization of the data, on the condition that proper acknowledgement of the source is made and the original researcher's entitlements as the proprietor of the work are upheld.

In order to obtain the data, it is imperative to initiate communication by means of dispatching a message to the specified electronic mail address. Subsequently, one must articulate the request for data access, while also highlighting the fundamental attributes, as well as the scientific establishment that is pertinent to the matter at hand. Rest assured, the requested data shall be promptly dispatched to the aforementioned recipients within a time period of less than one week. The designated electronic mail for correspondence is aghabarari1998@gmail.com, and the individual responsible for responding is Ali Aghabarari.

Upon receipt and validation of the individual's identity, as well as the verification of their affiliation with a reputable scientific institution, provided that they consent to the stipulation of proper source citation and upholding the researcher's rights, the requested data will be furnished to them within a period of one week.