Jae-Woo Oh ¹, Young-Sook Moon ², In-Sook Park ³

Affiliations
1 Department of Nursing, Chungbuk Health and Science University, 10 Deogam-gil Naesueu Cheong wongu Chungbuk - 28150, KR
2 Department of Nursing, Konyang University, 158 Gwanjedongroseogu, Daejeon - 35365, KR
3 Department of Nursing, Chungnam National University, 266 Munhwarojunggu, Daejeon - 35015, KR

Abstract

Objectives: This study was conducted for the disabled to activate the use of the disabled welfare facilities of the disabled and ultimately encourage them to use the disabled welfare facilities positively by examining the factors which affect the use intention of the social welfare service in using it. Methods/Statistical Analysis: As a survey study of correlation, this study was conducted from June 1, 2014 to Oct 30, 2014, and the subjects were 74 disabled people who lived in C city. The collected data was processed by real number, percentage, average and standard deviation, t-test and ANOVA, and post-hoc with scheffe's test, Pearson Correlation, and regression analysis using SPSS Program 20.0. Findings: This study result, Trouble in using transportation had the most influence on the use intention of the social welfare service, where explanatory power was 95%. Improvements/Applications: It is considered that to improve the use intention of the social welfare service of the disabled, it is considered that by grasping the perception level of health state, health counseling must be done customized for the individual, and that by expanding the experience of the social welfare service use of the disabled through provision of information on it, it is possible to expand the use intention.

Keywords

Affect the use Intention, Province, Welfare Service.

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Hee-Kyung Yun ¹, In-Sook Park ¹

Affiliations
1 Department of Nursing, Chungnam National University, Daejeon, Korea

Abstract

Background/Objectives: To evaluate influential factors associated with intermittent smoking in male and female students in Korea. Methods/Statistical Analysis: This study is the second analytic research on the 2014 10th adolescents’ health behavior online raw data. The participants in this study were 35,904 high school students. Collected data were statistically analyzed using a Rao- Scott Chi-Square test and a logistic regression analysis. Findings: For male students, influential factors were domicile, the perceived economic status of a household, and the undertaking of physical activities; while for female students, influential factors were having family members who smoke, perceived levels of happiness, and having suicidal ideas. In particular, a detailed analysis of the influential factors showed that having friends who smoke and alcohol use was most strong influential factors. Moreover, a common influential factor for both male and female students was feelings of despair, which can lead to depression and possibly to having suicidal ideas. Applications/Improvement: Consideration of gender is important in smoking cessation programs for intermittent smoker. It is also necessary to provide programs to prevent depression in intermittent smoking adolescents.

Keywords

Adolescents, Intermittent Smoking, Students

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