Putative Factors influencing Knowledge, Attitude and Practices of Health Science Undergraduate Students towards COVID-19 ahead of re-opening of Universities in Ghana: An institutional-based  cross-sectional study

doi:10.17605/OSF.IO/6JY3B

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This data describes the putative factors influencing knowledge, attitude and practices of health science undergraduate students towards COVID-19, ahead of re-opening of Universities in Ghana. The data included 606 college of Health Science Students (age range: 15-30 years) The data consisted of socio-demographics; awareness, knowledge and sources of knowledge of COVID-19; perceived confidence towards COVID-19 infection and willingness to adhere to preventive protocols; and cues to adherence, preventive practices, and tolerance towards COVID-19 infection.

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