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We have carried out a survey among Healthcare professionals in the perceptions and attitude towards COVID-19 and also attempted to reach a few conclusions in the form of recommendations A questionnaire based online survey was conducted between 1st April 2020 and 30th May 2020 97 20% (p<0 05) participants suggested that protective mask for the patients or attendants should be made compulsory while coming to the Hospitals 79 33% (p<0 05) think that post COVID-19 the area outside the doctor's chamber should not be crowded and some measures should be taken in order to reduce the number In the same line, 83 58% (p<0 05) participants favour, limiting the number of attendants with the patients and making a prior appointment compulsory, 51 97% (p<0 05) wish to switch to virtual counselling Considering the variation in strains of the virus, different geographical conditions, demography, economic status and healthcare facilities, a uniform policy shouldn't be implemented all across the globe or even for a country

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Perception, Attitude and Recommendations for Healthcare Professionals towards COVID-19 Infection: A Descriptive Cross-sectional Survey Based Study from India