• 한국콘텐츠학회논문지
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• 제20권11호
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• pp.38-48
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• 2020

국내 AI Speaker 시장은 18년말 국내 보급대수 300만대로 혁신소비자 시장을 넘어 본격적인 조기 수용자 시장으로 성장하고 있지만, 여러 이유로 사용에 만족함을 느끼지 못하는 것이 현실이다. AI Speaker에 대한 많은 선행논문이 나오고 있지만, 지금까지 대다수의 연구는 기기 자체 성능에 대한 수용여부에 치우쳐 있는 경향이 있다, Covid-19시대에 이전 보다 많은 시간을 집안에서 거주를 하게 되고, 이는 많은 OTT사업자들이 AI스피커 사업자와의 협업을 통한 시장 확보를 노력 하는 등의 많은 변화가 이루어지고 있는 오늘의 상황에서, 본 연구는 아직 불만족적인 기술에 대한 요인은 배제하고 AI스피커의 또 하나의 주요 선택 요인이 될 수 있는 콘텐츠 서비스에 대한 우선순위를 파악하고자 하였다. 먼저, 본 연구는 문헌연구를 통해 도출된 AI스피커 선택 요인을 바탕으로, AHP(Analytic Hierarchy Process)를 이용하여 AI스피커 선택 요인 간 우선순위를 파악하였다. AI스피커 선택에 있어서 가장 중요한 상위계층 요인은 Concierge Service, Education Service, Entertainment Service순서였고, 개별 요인 중 우선순위로 선정된 요인은 1순위로 날씨/기온/미세먼지 (11.6%)를 알리는 기능이 주요 요인이었고, 그 다음으로 2순위 육아 컨텐츠(10.8%), 3순위는 음악 서비스(9.8%)로 분석되었다. 상위 우선순위 3개는 상위 계층 1, 2, 3 우선순위에 있는 항목에서 도출되었다. 전체 15개 개별 서비스 중 Concierge Service(날씨/기온/미세먼지, 뉴스, 음성일정 알림)와 Education Service(외국어, 유아, 책읽기)의 하위계층 6개는 상위 8위 안에 들었으며, Entertainment Service의 두 가지 음악서비스와 영화서비스는 3위와 6위에 랭크되었다.

• 농촌의학ㆍ지역보건
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• 제12권1호
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• pp.36-53
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• 1987

It is utmostly important to establish the efficient fitable way of peoples' active participation in primary health care especially in the areas where the public or governmental service input for the basic health care is insufficient like as in rural areas of Korea. In light of above reason, this study focused mainly on the evaluation of roles and activities of village health workers (VHWs) who were selected from grass- root level of village people in order to derive further motivation for active participation. This is believed to be a sort of feedback mechanisms. Actually, the authors collected the activity reports of VHWs who had been devoting themselves in the primary health care services of Jeomdong Area, of Yeoju Gun one of Korea University Community Health Action Programmes and survey record on the VHWs activity from correspondent people. 1 hose data were analyzed through computer programmed package. The activities performed by VHWs were limited to the performance in 1985 for conveniance. The summarized results were as follows; 1) General characteristics of VHWs. Among a total of 28 VHWs in the area, about 39.3g of them have been replaced up to the date since the implementation in 1983, because of moving out, occupational employment and of others. The age of majority (75.0%) lied between the range of 30-50, and educational background of 67.9% belonged to category of primary school graduation, about 50% of them experienced to be or were also entiled "chief of women club" of corresponding villages. 2) Work-load of VHWs. Each VHW was assigned for tasks of health care for average 55 households of 248 persons. They shared approximately 6 days a month for the activity in average and it covered 17 cases of basic health care in a month. A half of the VHWs performed home visits irregularly without solidified schedule. 3) Work performance analysis. Informations collected through VHWs were compared with data from official vital registration at local administration center "Myon Office" in 1985. VHWs collected 100.8 of new born, 116.2 of death, 58.3 of move in and 74.8 of move out in comparison with 100.0 of official registration each. Pregnant women of 79.8% of mothers among the total pregnancy of 94 which were confirmed as normally delivered or aborted cases by all means afterwards had been detected by VHWs as being pregnant and all of them received some of antenatal cares by VHWs. All(100%) of delivered women were detected by VHWs through home visits and they were cared postnatally. Whereas, according to the records of birth registration, the places of delivery were clinic in 33.7%, and mother's home in 66.3%, VHWs reported them to be clinic in 48.9%, midwifery in 20.2%. It was cleared that most of misinformation was caused by uncautious filling of birth registration at notification. Among the total of 717 eligible women under age 44 years, family planning status of 92.6% was reported by VHWs confirming practice of control to be 70.8% of reported fertile women. 4) Attitude of VHW on the roles and functions. Although 92.0% of VHWs expressed VHWs to be worthwhile, only 52.0% of them had dignity and satisfaction in their activity and 44.0% of them had passive attitude of working saying they followed direction regardlessly. Concerning difficulties in performance as a VHW, 60.7% of them pointed out lacking of medical and health related knowledge by themselves. Still, 64.0% of them thought visiting unfamilier house to be awful and 40.0% complained forms of activity to be difficult and hard. It was also revealed that 56.6% confessed lack of interest on community health service itself. Most of VHWs needed more educational training especially on clinical fields such as cares of gynecological diseases, hypertension, diabetes, and other chronic diseaes of the aged. Regular on-the-job basic trainings were said to be needed twice a year.