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cord-293186-yxpkqbey	Mamo, Yitagesu	Perception Toward Quarantine for COVID-19 Among Adult Residents of Selected Towns in Southwest Ethiopia	2020-10-30		.txt	text/plain	4591	286	51	The aim of this study was to assess public perceptions toward quarantine for COVID-19 and associated factors among adult residents of selected towns in Southwest Ethiopia, 2020. 3 A broad range of public health strategy would be employed against a pandemic disease like COVID-19, from relatively innocuous techniques, such as disease surveillance and hygienic measures, to considerably more restrictive interventions, such as social distancing, travel restrictions, quarantine, and case isolation. Therefore, the aim of this study was to assess community perception toward quarantine for COVID-19 and associated factors among adult residents of selected towns in Southwest Ethiopia, 2020. After controlling possible confounding variables in multiple linear regression, having training on COVID-19, educational status, occupation, knowledge of COVID-19, and knowledge of quarantine were significantly associated with perception toward quarantine. According to this study, having training on COVID-19 was positively associated with perception toward quarantine. The finding from this study also revealed that knowledge of COVID-19 was associated with more positive perception of quarantine.	./cache/cord-293186-yxpkqbey.txt	./txt/cord-293186-yxpkqbey.txt