• 제목/요약/키워드: public medicine

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농촌부인(農村婦人)의 가족계획(家族計劃)에 대(對)한 기본(基本) 특성(特性)의 변천(變遷) (On the Change of Basic Characteristics of Korean Rural Woman in Relation to Family Planning)

  • 정종학;박정득;김동철;허인무;이현식;김두희
    • Journal of Preventive Medicine and Public Health
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    • 제3권1호
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    • pp.23-29
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    • 1970

  • The authors compared the basic characteristics of rural woman in relation to family planning for June 1967 and June 1969 in Kyung San County, Kyungpook Province, Korea. The statistics showed that these characteristics are gradually changing. The marriage age was slightly higher than the past year and the formal education of women increased. The ideal children number, and the gravidity and mortality rates decresed. At the same time the number of induced abortions, the knowledge of family planning, and the acceptance rate of contraception increased. These phenomena seem to follow the present worldwide trend.

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공중보건한의사의 진료여건에 관한 조사연구 (A Survey on the Medical Conditions of Public Health Oriental Medical Doctors)

  • 정명수;오충선;이기남
    • 대한예방한의학회지
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    • 제10권2호
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    • pp.63-80
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    • 2006

  • Public health oriental medical doctor has played a great role in providing oriental medical treatment and oriental medical health program with public health medical services, the basic infrastructure, however, is not sufficient. In this study, the researcher surveyed the treatment working or service condition of public health oriental medical doctor. 1. The payment, allowance of doctors are fixed upon the law and guideline according to the financial status of local government. The branch of public health center has more support like an official residence with expenses. 2. The public health center mainly has assitants and ratio of full-timer is more than the branch public health center without any assistants if any, they are temporary employee 3. The public health center has 5.22 beds while the branch has 3.14 beds. The daily average number of patient for public health center is 15.01 while the branch has 8.7 More than half of outpatients are over sixties with musculoskeletal disease. 4. Regarding the traveling clinic, the public health center put into more operation than the branch. The 3rd year serving public doctor gives negative about the traveling clinic much more than 1st and 2nd year serving public doctor. The treatment service condition of public doctor of the public health center is better than the branch doctor, but we are on the point of role-changing as health promotion and preventive treatment to bring up motivation, education and competence strengthening for execution the local-bound health program.

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(참여)정부의 보건의료 Infra개편과정에서 한의학의 참여방안 -공공의료를 중심으로- (Roles of Korean Medicine in Restructuring Public Health Service of Korea)

  • 이선동
    • 대한예방한의학회지
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    • 제9권2호
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    • pp.17-41
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    • 2005

  • Current Korean medical system is evaluated as inefficient and the government is planning a new medical development plan to provide guaranteed life-long medical service and more efficient medical system Korean medicine also needs to participate as the primary medical provider and strengthen public recognition. The needs for active participation are essential to prevent irrational medical policies and Korean medicine can exercise medical merits. When the doctors of Korean medicine are recognized as the primary medical provider, not only social rights are served but also provide medical service to less privileged sector of the society. This calls for the establishment of system for attending physician and public health doctor from Korean medicine. Another important issue is the establishment of public medical service at the government level. Doctors of Korean medicine should be posted at the national health center and other public hospitals. Revision of the current policies on Korean medicine must be made to yield concrete outcome of the public Korean medicine service as well as cooperation between the conventional allopathic medical community and the Korean medical community

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