Questionnaire
Section A: Personal data
Sex: Male [ ] Female
[ ]
[ ]
Age: 18 – 27 [ ] 28 – 37 [ ] 38 and above [ ]
Marital Status: Single [
] Married [ ] Widow [ ] Divorced [ ]
] Married [ ] Widow [ ] Divorced [ ]
Religion: Christian [
] Muslim [ ] Others [ ]
] Muslim [ ] Others [ ]
Educational Level: Primary School [
] Secondary School [ ] Tertiary/
University [ ].
] Secondary School [ ] Tertiary/
University [ ].
Section B
S/N |
ITEMS |
A |
SA |
D |
SD |
AWARENESS | |||||
1 |
Some individuals who suffered from leprosy live in Eku Community after they have been cured. | ||||
2 |
Individuals who suffered from leprosy in Eku community are rehabilitated after their cure. | ||||
3 |
Eku Community has a well-structured leprosy rehabilitation scheme. | ||||
4 |
Most rehabilitated individuals who suffered from leprosy in Eku community have a means of livelihood. | ||||
FACTORS | |||||
5 |
People’s belief about the causation of leprosy is a factor of the challenges faced by individuals who suffered from leprosy after rehabilitation into the society in Eku Community. | ||||
6 |
The view that leprosy is a death sentence is one of the factors of the challenges faced by individuals who suffered from leprosy after rehabilitation into the society in Eku Community. | ||||
7 |
Fear of contagion by the public a contributory factor to some of the challenges individuals who suffered from leprosy face after rehabilitation in Eku Community. | ||||
8 |
The occurrence of disabilities and deformation contribute to the challenges individuals who suffered from leprosy face after rehabilitation in Eku Community. | ||||
INFLUENCES | |||||
9 |
Challenges faced by individuals who suffered from leprosy in Eku Community after rehabilitation makes it difficult to find good jobs. | ||||
10 |
The marital life of individuals who suffered from leprosy are affected after rehabilitation into the society in Eku Community. | ||||
11 |
Individuals who suffered from leprosy poor Eku Community experience poor interpersonal relationship after rehabilitation into the society. | ||||
12 |
There is general feeling of rejection by individuals who suffered from leprosy in Eku Community after rehabilitation into the society. | ||||
SOLUTIONS | |||||
13 |
Proper management of leprosy can help to minimize the challenges faced by individuals after rehabilitation in Eku Community. | ||||
14 |
Adequate health education on leprosy can help to minimize the challenges individuals face after rehabilitation in Eku Community. | ||||
15 |
Changing the general image of leprosy as a disease is one of the viable ways to minimize the problems individuals face after rehabilitation. | ||||
16 |
Adequate economic rehabilitation can minimize some of the challenges individuals face after rehabilitation in Eku Community. |
