Abstract
Tour Leaders’ Knowledge of and Attitudes toward Rabies Vaccination, Taiwan
Highlights
To determine tour leaders’ knowledge of and attitudes toward rabies vaccination, we conducted a crosssectional survey among those working in international tourism in Taiwan
Tour leaders who understood the high mortality rate associated with rabies tended to receive preexposure rabies vaccination and would recommend vaccination to group travelers
Our study revealed that tour leaders in Taiwan had a positive attitude toward rabies vaccination but a relatively low level of knowledge about rabies
Summary
Tour Leaders’ Knowledge of and Attitudes toward Rabies Vaccination, Taiwan Travelers from Taiwan participated in group tours to Southeast Asia, a highly rabies-endemic area. Tour leaders might be in a position to influence rabies risk among group travelers to high-risk destinations. To determine tour leaders’ knowledge of and attitudes toward rabies vaccination, we conducted a crosssectional survey among those working in international tourism in Taiwan.
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