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Risk perception is a key area in health & risk communication that affects how people deal with hazards.
The comparatively low number of #COVID19 cases & death recorded in Nigeria has been hypothesised to contribute to the low perception of risk in the country.
In this peer-reviewed article, we published findings of an analysis conducted on the changes in risky behaviours during the first and second waves of #COVID19Nigeria.
🔗Read and share findings via
https://bmjopen.bmj.com/content/12/4/e058747
Risk perception is a key area in health & risk communication that affects how people deal with hazards.
The comparatively low number of #COVID19 cases & death recorded in Nigeria has been hypothesised to contribute to the low perception of risk in the country.
In this peer-reviewed article, we published findings of an analysis conducted on the changes in risky behaviours during the first and second waves of #COVID19Nigeria.
🔗Read and share findings via
https://bmjopen.bmj.com/content/12/4/e058747
BMJ Open
Public risk perception and behaviours towards COVID-19 during the first and second waves in Nigeria: a secondary data analysis
Objectives To describe changes in public risk perception and risky behaviours during the first wave (W1) and second wave (W2) of COVID-19 in Nigeria, associated factors and observed trend of the outbreak.
Design A secondary data analysis of cross-sectional…
Design A secondary data analysis of cross-sectional…