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Impact of education on knowledge and attitude on HIV/AIDS prevention

Ahmadraza Jodati, Gholamreza Nourabadi, Susan Hassanzadeh, Saeid Dastgiri, Kamran Sedaghat.


Abstract
Objectives: The aim of this study was to assess
the impact of education on the promotion of the
knowledge and attitude of students on HIV/AIDS
prevention in Tabriz, Iran.
Methods: The study was conducted by selfassessment
technique among university students
before and after an educational training
programme.
Results: The findings showed that the
knowledge of students increased significantly
(P<0.05). The attitude to the problem also
increased positively in the subjects (P<0.05).
Conclusion: Short term training courses and
continuous educational programmes (i.e. peer
education, etc) increased knowledge and changed
attitude towards AIDS in young students. (Rawal
Med J 2007;32:53-55)

Key words: AIDS, HIV, Knowledge, attitude, students


 
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Jodati A, Nourabadi G, Hassanzadeh S, Dastgiri S, Sedaghat K. Impact of education on knowledge and attitude on HIV/AIDS prevention. RMJ. 2007; 32(1): 53-55.

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Jodati A, Nourabadi G, Hassanzadeh S, Dastgiri S, Sedaghat K. Impact of education on knowledge and attitude on HIV/AIDS prevention. https://www.rmj.org.pk/?mno=7993 [Access: June 23, 2026].

AMA (American Medical Association) Style

Jodati A, Nourabadi G, Hassanzadeh S, Dastgiri S, Sedaghat K. Impact of education on knowledge and attitude on HIV/AIDS prevention. RMJ. 2007; 32(1): 53-55.


Vancouver/ICMJE Style

Jodati A, Nourabadi G, Hassanzadeh S, Dastgiri S, Sedaghat K. Impact of education on knowledge and attitude on HIV/AIDS prevention. RMJ. (2007), [cited June 23, 2026]; 32(1): 53-55.


Harvard Style

Jodati, A., Nourabadi, . G., Hassanzadeh, . S., Dastgiri, . S. & Sedaghat, . K. (2007) Impact of education on knowledge and attitude on HIV/AIDS prevention. RMJ, 32 (1), 53-55.


Turabian Style

Jodati, Ahmadraza, Gholamreza Nourabadi, Susan Hassanzadeh, Saeid Dastgiri, and Kamran Sedaghat. 2007. Impact of education on knowledge and attitude on HIV/AIDS prevention. Rawal Medical Journal, 32 (1), 53-55.


Chicago Style

Jodati, Ahmadraza, Gholamreza Nourabadi, Susan Hassanzadeh, Saeid Dastgiri, and Kamran Sedaghat. "Impact of education on knowledge and attitude on HIV/AIDS prevention." Rawal Medical Journal 32 (2007), 53-55.


MLA (The Modern Language Association) Style

Jodati, Ahmadraza, Gholamreza Nourabadi, Susan Hassanzadeh, Saeid Dastgiri, and Kamran Sedaghat. "Impact of education on knowledge and attitude on HIV/AIDS prevention." Rawal Medical Journal 32.1 (2007), 53-55. Print.


APA (American Psychological Association) Style

Jodati, A., Nourabadi, . G., Hassanzadeh, . S., Dastgiri, . S. & Sedaghat, . K. (2007) Impact of education on knowledge and attitude on HIV/AIDS prevention. Rawal Medical Journal, 32 (1), 53-55.


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