Behavioural and Structural Determinants of Rabies Risk in Ghana: Implications for One Health Elimination Strategies

Dwaah, Prince Kyere;Awua-Boateng , Nana Yaa ;Djang-Fordjour, Helen;Osei, Ernest;Kando, David;Enam Dunu , Rogermilla ;Nartey, Daniel;Edze, Patience;Amissah, Princess

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Study Design and Study AreaA community-based cross-sectional study was conducted between June to December 2025 in selected districts within the Greater Accra, Ashanti, and Bono East Regions of Ghana. These regions were selected to reflect differences in urbanization, dog ownership patterns, availability of veterinary services, and access to healthcare facilities. Both urban and rural communities were included to capture contextual variability in rabies-related knowledge and behaviour.

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0.4

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69%

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Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International

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Applied Psychology

Field

Psychology

Domain

Social Sciences

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47%

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Scholar Data Model

Keywords

Public HealthCanine Public HealthBehavioral AssessmentKnowledge

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63.46

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