Current state of evidence and future direction for Knowledge Attitude and Practice studies in antimicrobial resistance - a novel conceptual framework

1 is expected to result in a 0.110 increase in CCHF.The model demonstrated statistical significance (p < 0.007), reflecting 86.7% of the CCHF case variance explained by the considered factors.Discussion: The spread of ixodid ticks in different environments emphasises the need for careful monitoring and the implementation of preventive measures, especially in rural areas.The identification of the role of H. Anatolicum in transmission of CCHF virus provides a basis for establishing effective tick control programmes to reduce the risk of transmission.Conclusions: Overall, the results of the study highlight the importance of tick population monitoring and control, preventive measures and educational campaigns for the population, and the need for a systematic and integrated approach to controlling the spread of CCHF in the Turkestan region.