https://www.selleckchem.com/JAK.html Of those having very good knowledge, most of them were doctors (60%). Older age groups had more knowledge than the younger age groups. Our study concluded that among different healthcare workers, the nurses had less knowledge as compared to doctors. There was a significant association found between the age of the healthcare professionals and the information he/she has on the standard precautions. Improving the knowledge of doctors and nurses would help in breaking the chain of nosocomial infections and will decrease the burden of infectious diseases on our society. Our study concluded that among different healthcare workers, the nurses had less knowledge as compared to doctors. There was a significant association found between the age of the healthcare professionals and the information he/she has on the standard precautions. Improving the knowledge of doctors and nurses would help in breaking the chain of nosocomial infections and will decrease the burden of infectious diseases on our society. To evaluate the adherence of parent's preventive measures of unintentional home injury in their children by measuring the parents' knowledge and awareness regarding the risk factors of unintentional home injury. An online questionnaire was used. The study followed a descriptive cross-sectional design. The study was conducted between December 2019 and January 2020 included 324 participants who fulfilled the criteria during the period. An appropriate statistical test was used to register the statistical significance between the participants' answers and demographic characteristics. SPSS 20.0 software package was used for entering the collected data and for statistical analysis. Descriptive statistics showed that (66%) of participants were female. At least 50% of the participants were aged 26-35 years and had a bachelor's degree. Most reported at a good level of practice against the risk factors of unintentional home injury. The correlation be