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Abstract：
UNASSIGNED: This study aims to describe the knowledge, attitudes, and practices of cancer patients and their relatives regarding the COVID-19 pandemic in Morocco.
UNASSIGNED: A self-administered online questionnaire was administrated to 133 adults aged 19 to 70 years old, including 32 cancer patients and 101 people from the relatives of cancer patients.
UNASSIGNED: The participants showed a very good level of knowledge (cancer patients (84.6%), relatives (82.7%)) and practice (cancer patients (96.0%), relatives (85%)) regarding covid-19. . A very large proportion of cancer patients (84.4%) were very worried about the virus, compared with only 52.5% of relatives. They were concerned about the potential risk of infection and felt personally exposed (93.8%) to serious complications from COVID-19. The knowledge, attitudes and practices score were significantly associated with age (p=0,018), sex (p=0.002), professional activity (p=0,036), medical insurance (p=0,009), place of residence (p= 0,017), presence or absence of cancer (p=0,000), and perception of the danger of catching COVID-19 (p=0,041).
UNASSIGNED: Although the level of knowledge and practices of cancer patients and relatives was very satisfying, disparities between the two groups were still to be noted. Cancer patients go out less and practice more, despite the impact of confinement on their health.
UNASSIGNED: A self-administered online questionnaire was administrated to 133 adults aged 19 to 70 years old, including 32 cancer patients and 101 people from the relatives of cancer patients.
UNASSIGNED: The participants showed a very good level of knowledge (cancer patients (84.6%), relatives (82.7%)) and practice (cancer patients (96.0%), relatives (85%)) regarding covid-19. . A very large proportion of cancer patients (84.4%) were very worried about the virus, compared with only 52.5% of relatives. They were concerned about the potential risk of infection and felt personally exposed (93.8%) to serious complications from COVID-19. The knowledge, attitudes and practices score were significantly associated with age (p=0,018), sex (p=0.002), professional activity (p=0,036), medical insurance (p=0,009), place of residence (p= 0,017), presence or absence of cancer (p=0,000), and perception of the danger of catching COVID-19 (p=0,041).
UNASSIGNED: Although the level of knowledge and practices of cancer patients and relatives was very satisfying, disparities between the two groups were still to be noted. Cancer patients go out less and practice more, despite the impact of confinement on their health.
摘要：
■本研究旨在描述知识，态度，以及癌症患者及其亲属关于摩洛哥COVID-19大流行的做法。
■对133名年龄在19至70岁之间的成年人进行了自我在线问卷调查，包括32名癌症患者和101名癌症患者亲属。
■参与者表现出非常好的知识水平（癌症患者（84.6％），亲属(82.7%)和实践(癌症患者(96.0%)，亲属（85%））关于covid-19。.很大一部分癌症患者（84.4%）非常担心这种病毒，相比之下，只有52.5%的亲戚。他们担心潜在的感染风险，并感到自己(93.8%)暴露于COVID-19的严重并发症。知识,态度和行为得分与年龄显著相关(p=0.018)，性别（p=0.002），专业活动（p=0.036），医疗保险(p=0.009)，居住地(p=0.017)，是否存在癌症（p=0,000），以及对感染COVID-19的危险的认识(p=0.041)。
■尽管癌症患者和亲属的知识和实践水平非常令人满意，两组之间的差异仍有待注意.癌症患者少出门多练习,尽管禁闭对他们的健康有影响。
■对133名年龄在19至70岁之间的成年人进行了自我在线问卷调查，包括32名癌症患者和101名癌症患者亲属。
■参与者表现出非常好的知识水平（癌症患者（84.6％），亲属(82.7%)和实践(癌症患者(96.0%)，亲属（85%））关于covid-19。.很大一部分癌症患者（84.4%）非常担心这种病毒，相比之下，只有52.5%的亲戚。他们担心潜在的感染风险，并感到自己(93.8%)暴露于COVID-19的严重并发症。知识,态度和行为得分与年龄显著相关(p=0.018)，性别（p=0.002），专业活动（p=0.036），医疗保险(p=0.009)，居住地(p=0.017)，是否存在癌症（p=0,000），以及对感染COVID-19的危险的认识(p=0.041)。
■尽管癌症患者和亲属的知识和实践水平非常令人满意，两组之间的差异仍有待注意.癌症患者少出门多练习,尽管禁闭对他们的健康有影响。
