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New Horizons in Health (건강에 관한 미래의 방향)

  • Yu, Gyeong-Hye
    • 월간산업보건
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    • s.92
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    • pp.2-9
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    • 1995
  • 이글은 세계보건기구 서태평양 지역 사무처(처장 한상태 박사)에서 동지역의 과거와 현재의 사업에서 관찰되고 계획된 자료들을 기초로 마련된 것이다.

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New Horizons in Health (건강에 관한 미래의 방향)

  • Yu, Gyeong-Hye
    • 월간산업보건
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    • s.93
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    • pp.16-20
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    • 1996
  • 이글은 세계보건기구 서태평양 지역 사무처(처장 한상태 박사)에서 동지역의 과거와 현재의 사업에서 관찰되고 계획된 자료들을 기초로 마련된 것이다.

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New Horizons in Health (건강에 관한 미래의 방향)

  • Yu, Gyeong-Hye
    • 월간산업보건
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    • s.95
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    • pp.12-18
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    • 1996
  • 이글은 세계보건기구 서태평양 지역 사무처(처장 한상태 박사)에서 동지역의 과거와 현재의 사업에서 관찰되고 계획된 자료들을 기초로 마련된 것이다.

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The Change of Health Service before and after the Unification of two Health Subcenters in a Rural Area (한 농촌지역 2개면 보건지소 통합전후 보건의료사업 변화 연구)

  • Sul, Sue-Jeong;Park, Hyang;Sohn, Seok-Joon;Park, Jong;Kim, Ki-Soon
    • Journal of agricultural medicine and community health
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    • v.25 no.2
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    • pp.427-440
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    • 2000
  • A comparative study was made about health resources, medical care service statistics and public health service statistics by health subcenters at Jangdong and Jangpyung townships, Jangheung County, Chollanamdo before and after the unification of two health subcenter to improve their function. 1. While two general physicians, one dentist, 4 nurse aids arid one oral hygienist were working at two health subcenters with simple facility with examination room and public health office in 1997 prior to the unification, in 1999 after the unification of two health subcenters 14 staff including a specialist physician, a general physician, a dentist, a herb hygienist, a radiology technician and a physical therapist were working in the new health subcenters equipped with appropriate facilities in two storey building. 2. In 1997 before the unification the yearly total income of two health subcenters was 78,815 thousand won(about 14,000 won per capita) and the amount was 140,376 thousand won(about 25,000 won per capita) in 1999 after the unification. And the income was used for operation of health subcenters excluding personnel expense. 3. While 90.5% of visitors to the health subcenters came for general medical care, and 91.6% came for the revisit before the unification, after the unification 71.2% came for general medical care, 10.8% for dental care, 16.5% for oriental physician's care, 29.7% for the first visit and 70.3% for revisit. Most common problem cared for was musculoskeletal disorder like arthralgia. Average treatment cost per person per month was 9,363 won before the unification and 8,309 won after the unification. 4. Through the comparison of execution rate of public health services before and after the unification. the practice rate of most health service among target population including visiting service for chronic illness, maternal and child health service and immunization service increased after the unification. The practice rate of tuberculosis control service, hypertension control and diabetes management was a little decreased. In conclusion, continuous effort to satisfy all persons in two townships and evaluation are necessary to coincide with the spirit of unification of two health subcenters.

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Strategies for Public Health Service Development in the Times of Local Autonomy (지방자치시대의 공공보건사업 발전 전략)

  • 박정한
    • Health Policy and Management
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    • v.12 no.3
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    • pp.1-22
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    • 2002
  • Health is a fundamental human right and a sine qua non for happiness of people and for national development. Government has a responsibility for the provision of health services for their people. Recent changes of disease pattern, i.e. decrease of Infectious diseases and increase of chronic and degenerative diseases Including cancer and cardiovascular diseases, together with universal coverage of health insurance and improved living standard have prompted medical care utilization and skyrocketed the national health expenses. The goal of national health policy is improving the quality of life through the betterment of health level. To achieve this goal it is necessary to establish a healthcare system for lifetime, to improve the efficiency of healthcare delivery system, and to strengthen the public health services for disease prevention and health promotion. The current public health service programs are Inefficient due to an inconsistent policy for health service program, lack of health information system, irrational health program planning and evaluation, and Inadequate training of health workers. Local government has a legal responsibility for health service program planning and promoting the competence of health workers. Thus, municipal and provincial health departments should expand their roles and strengthen their function. The strategies for developing public health service programs at local level are ${\circled}1$ stipulating the goals of health policy, ${\circled}2$ promoting the ability for health program planning and evaluation, ${\circled}3$ establishing health information and surveillance system, ${\circled}4$ training of health workers, ${\circled}5$ establishing an institution for health information management and training of health workers, and ${\circled}61$ collaboration with local universities.

Public perception of environmental health due to small-scale industries in a rural community (일개 농촌지역 주민의 소규모 공장으로 인한 보건생활환경에 관한 인식도 조사)

  • Kim, Jeong-Youn;Jung, Yun-Jae;Sung, Yu-Mi;Ha, Eun-Hee;Wie, Cha-Hyung
    • Journal of agricultural medicine and community health
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    • v.25 no.1
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    • pp.1-9
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    • 2000
  • A public perception survey of environmental health due to small-scale industries was conducted in Sudong Myun, Namyangju City, Kyungki Do, recently being changed to industrialized rural community. This survey had the purpose to ascertain public interest, to identify public needs, and to assess participation for environmental health programs of rural community. The results of survey were as follows: 1. The rate of the respondents with factory worker 19.4% and half(53.1%) of respondents had lived nearby the factory. 2. Some respondents were not favor their neighboring factories(30.1%) and have discussed about its environmental problems in community meeting(14.4%) especially in neighborhood adjacent factories. 3. The respondents have perceived that: (1) major problems were water contamination, air pollution, nasty odor, dust, and noise (2) health problems were more serious in employees than in other residents (3) the employers were responsible for environmental problems (4) the health service should provided by public health center channel and participated by the residents (5) most important service for workers was improvement of working conditions. We hope the community environmental and/or occupational health delivery system for the employees and residents will be developed true public health center channel in a rural community on the basis of this result.

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