Research Article | Open Access
Volume 2025 - 4 | Article ID 266 | http://dx.doi.org/10.51521/IJFMPH.2025.41113
Academic Editor: John Bose
1Dr.Sudhadevi.M, 2Ms.Aanchal Kumari, 3Ms.
Akiriti Kumari, 4Ms.Alka Kumari, 5Ms. Amrita
Roy, 6Ms.Anita Kumari, 7Ms.Anjelina Dhan
1Principal, College of Nursing, RIMS, Ranchi
2IV Year Basic B.Sc Nursing Student, College of Nursing, RIMS, Ranchi
3IV Year Basic B.Sc Nursing Student, College of Nursing, RIMS, Ranchi
4IV Year Basic B.Sc Nursing Student, College of Nursing, RIMS, Ranchi
5IV Year Basic B.Sc Nursing Student, College of Nursing, RIMS, Ranchi
6IV Year Basic B.Sc Nursing Student, College of Nursing, RIMS, Ranchi
7IV Year Basic B.Sc Nursing Student, College of Nursing, RIMS, Ranchi
Corresponding Author: Dr.Sudhadevi.M, Principal, College of Nursing, RIMS, Ranchi,
Email: danramsudha@gmail.com
Citation: Dr. Sudhadevi. M, Ms. Aanchal Kumari, Ms. Akiriti Kumari, Ms. Alka
Kumari, Ms. Amrita Roy, Ms. Anita Kumari, Ms. Anjelina Dhan (2025) A
Cross-sectional Study to Assess the Knowledge, Attitude and Practices
Regarding Food Safety Measures and Food Borne Diseases Among Mess Workers in
RIMS, Ranchi, Jharkhand. Int J Fam Med Pub Health, 4(1);1-3.
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Abstract
The aim of the study to assess the knowledge, attitude and practices regarding food safety measures and food borne diseases among mess workers in RIMS, Ranchi, Jharkhand. The study was quantitative and cross-sectional with 100 mess workers selected by non-probability convenient sampling technique. The study was conducted in mess functioning under RIMS, Ranchi, Jharkhand after ethical committee approval, provided subject information sheet and informed consent taken from participants. Structured questionnaire, 5- point likert scale and observational checklist were used as research instruments. The analysis of study depicts that majority of the mess workers (55%) had poor knowledge, favourable attitude (59%) and poor practice (50%) regarding food safety measures and food borne diseases.