Transylvanian Review of Administrative Sciences,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
71 E, P. 113 - 129
Published: Feb. 26, 2024
Human
vaccination
is
a
complex
process
that
engages
social
actors,
products,
infrastructures,
and
ideology.
We
explore
the
role
of
trust
in
healthcare
system
for
immunization
with
seasonal
influenza
vaccine.
use
data
from
probabilistic
national
representative
survey
among
Romanian
adults
18
years
old
or
older
(n
=
2115)
fielded
2019.
Binary
logistic
regression
modeling
shows
probability
vaccinating
against
higher
when
participants
overall
[Odds
Ratio
1.36,
p
≤
0.001],
discussed,
gathered
information
about
vaccines
[OR
3.12,
had
positive
evaluations
services
2.19,
evaluate
today’s
vaccine
as
being
safer
3.05,
0.001]
at
least
safe
2.11,
than
those
past.
Results
suggest
family
physicians
built
through
personal
experiences
them
which
can
be
easily
adjusted
contrast
system.
Increasing
quality
emphasizing
vaccines’
benefits
safety
not
sufficient
but
just
tip
iceberg;
entire
needs
serious
facelift
will
make
it
trustworthy.
Chinese general practice journal.,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
1(3), P. 149 - 156
Published: Aug. 2, 2024
To
provide
researchers
with
a
comprehensive
understanding
of
the
Psychological
and
Behavior
Investigation
Chinese
Residents
(PBICR),
this
paper
introduces
its
background
features
from
four
aspects.
In
terms
design
concept,
PBICR
focuses
on
various
aspects
mental
health
behaviors
population,
takes
full
account
timeliness
efficiency,
adheres
to
original
intention
open
data
access
sharing,
builds
high-quality
database
large-sample,
multi-center,
repetitive,
nationwide
cross-sectional
promote
mining
exchange
cooperation;
in
survey
implementation,
adopts
combination
population
size-proportional,
multi-stage
sampling
quota
sampling,
obtains
through
face-to-face
field
surveys
strict
quality
control
ensure
representativeness
reliability
samples.
Regarding
output,
PBICR's
research
content
is
rich
updated
line
international
hotspots,
which
can
satisfy
demand
for
needs
diversified
variables
data.
Previous
results
have
had
significant
impact
many
fields
such
as
public
health,
management,
communication,
psychology.
Looking
ahead,
will
gradually
complete
construction
databases
general
sub-databases,
pay
attention
special
populations
globally
widespread
areas,
add
perspectives
tracking
biomedical
research,
greater
potential
drive
behavioral
overall
layout
multi-dimensional.
American Journal of Preventive Medicine,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
63(1), P. S8 - S17
Published: June 17, 2022
This
article
reviews
selected
theoretical
approaches
explaining
the
social
determinants
of
obesity.
The
significance
this
topic
for
medicine,
public
health,
and
other
areas
obesity-related
research
is
growing
body
evidence
showing
that
environment
often
key
to
understanding
risk
A
review
relevant
literature
analysis
empirical
linking
theory
data
in
studies
obesity
was
performed.
Several
show
differences
behavior
living
conditions
associated
with
SES,
lifestyles,
inequality,
variables
have
important
roles
weight
gain.
Because
begin
childhood,
life
course
its
concepts
cumulative
advantage/disadvantage
inequality
are
initially
reviewed,
followed
by
a
discussion
how
fundamental
cause
theory,
health
lifestyle
cultural
capital
can
be
applied
research.
stress
process
model
networks
neighborhood
disadvantage
concerning
also
included.
Children,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
9(6), P. 872 - 872
Published: June 11, 2022
Adolescence
is
a
key
developmental
period
from
health,
physical
and
psychological
perspective.
In
view
of
this,
the
present
research
aimed
to
establish
relationship
between
emotional
intelligence,
Mediterranean
diet
adherence,
BMI
age.
order
address
this
aim,
(a)
an
explanatory
model
developed
intelligence
its
with
age,
(b)
proposed
structural
examined
via
multi-group
analysis
as
function
whether
students
engage
in
more
than
three
hours
activity
week.
To
end,
quantitative,
non-experimental
(ex
post
facto),
comparative
cross-sectional
study
was
carried
out
sample
567
(11.10
±
1.24).
The
instruments
used
were
ad
hoc
questionnaire,
KIDMED
questionnaire
TMMS-24.
Outcomes
reveal
that
participants
who
week
score
highly
for
those
do
not
meet
criterion.
Furthermore,
it
also
observed
that,
whilst
majority
physically
active,
improvement
required
regards
adherence.
Journal of Health and Social Behavior,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
64(3), P. 437 - 451
Published: March 13, 2023
Social
change
produces
alterations
in
society
that
necessitate
changes
sociological
theories.
Two
significant
affecting
health
lifestyle
theory
are
the
behaviors
associated
with
COVID-19
pandemic
and
digitalization
of
society.
The
health-protective
practices
emerging
from
ongoing
recent
parade
other
newly
infectious
diseases
need
to
be
included
theory's
framework.
Moreover,
extensive
today's
leads
addition
connectivities
(electronic
networks)
as
a
structural
variable.
Connectivities
serve
computational
authority
influencing
through
apps
digital
resources
contrast
collectivities
(human
social
normative
authority.
literature
supporting
these
features
an
updated
expanded
model
is
discussed.
Journal of Multidisciplinary Healthcare,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
Volume 17, P. 2425 - 2439
Published: May 1, 2024
Purpose:
With
population
aging,
individuals
in
underdeveloped
areas
may
experience
a
higher
prevalence
of
chronic
non-communicable
diseases
(NCDs),
lower
level
health-related
quality
life
(HRQoL),
and
distinct
lifestyles.
However,
this
triadic
association
remains
inadequately
studied,
particularly
regarding
the
role
health
lifestyle.
This
study
aims
to
examine
relationship
between
number
NCDs
HRQoL,
while
considering
moderating
effect
lifestyle
among
middle-aged
older
adults
residing
resource-limited
areas.
Methods:
cross-sectional
was
conducted
Yunnan
Province
from
July
December
2022.
Participants
completed
self-report
questionnaire
related
socio-demographic
information,
conditions,
status,
which
assessed
using
EuroQol
five-dimension
five-level
(EQ-5D-5L)
scale.
Hierarchical
regression
simple
slope
tests
were
used
Results:
Out
total
2704
participants,
57.91%
presented
at
least
one
NCD.
The
mean
scores
for
utility
value
11.109
0.944
respectively.
negatively
associated
with
value,
positively
correlated
score
(
P
<
0.001).
results
hierarchical
indicated
that
exerted
negative
on
HRQoL
β
=0.006,
0.001),
also
observed
specific
behaviors
such
as
sleep
duration
=0.013,
physical
examination
attendance
0.05)
activity
Conclusion:
These
findings
highlight
crucial
healthy
attenuating
HRQoL.
Recognizing
potential
modulating
influence
could
be
pivotal
developing
effective
interventions
population,
even
within
resource-constrained
rural
settings.
Keywords:
diseases,
life,
lifestyle,
behavior,
rural,
BMC Public Health,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
24(1)
Published: Aug. 1, 2024
Abstract
Background
Health
lifestyles
exert
a
substantial
influence
on
the
quality
of
everyday
life,
primarily
affecting
health
maintenance
and
enhancement.
While
health-related
practices
during
COVID-19
pandemic
may
have
positively
altered
Canadians
to
certain
degree,
government
reports
indicate
that
issues
related
behaviors,
such
as
cigarette
smoking,
physical
inactivity,
alcohol
consumption,
continue
pose
challenges
Canadians.
Social
determinants
these
behaviors
thus
hold
significant
academic
value
in
formulation
policy
guidelines.
Objective
The
aim
this
study
is
scrutinize
social
with
respect
factors
impacts
We
tested
including
use,
participation
exercise,
which
are
integral
promotion
improvement
individual
health.
Methods
To
examine
Canadians’
lifestyles,
we
utilized
nationally
representative
data
from
2017–2018
Canadian
Community
Survey
annual
component.
Our
analysis
involved
bootstrapping
method
two-level
mixed-effect
logistic
regressions,
ordered
negative
binomial
regressions.
Additionally,
conducted
several
robustness
checks
confirm
validity
our
findings.
Results
findings
show
demographic
background,
socioeconomic
status,
connections,
mental
conditions
all
play
role
activity,
drinking
behaviors.
Noticeably,
association
patterns
linking
vary
across
specific
shedding
light
complex
nature
young
middle-aged
lifestyles.
Moreover,
context
Canada,
health-region
level
demographic,
socioeconomic,
working
significantly
linked
residents’
Conclusions
Investigating
pivotal
for
policymakers,
providing
them
necessary
insights
create
effective
interventions
promote
healthy
among
groups.
It
recommended
education
at
community
targeting
consumption
be
introduced.
These
should
tailored
subgroups,
considering
their
characteristics,
networks,
status.
For
instance,
it
imperative
focus
attention
individuals
lower
educational
attainment
particularly
relation
smoking
habits
inactivity.
Conversely,
aimed
addressing
targeted
towards
higher
This
nuanced
approach
allows
more
intervention
strategy.
PLoS ONE,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
19(10), P. e0311886 - e0311886
Published: Oct. 10, 2024
As
university
students
face
increasing
pressures
in
a
highly
competitive
society,
unhealthy
lifestyles
have
become
common
phenomenon.
Health
awareness
is
considered
critical
factor
promoting
healthy
behaviors,
yet
its
mechanism
of
action
on
students'
lifestyles,
influenced
by
self-esteem
and
social
support,
remains
unclear.
This
study
aims
to
explore
the
relationship
between
health
(HA)
(HL)
examine
mediating
roles
(SE)
support
(SS)
this
relationship.
Based
cognitive
theory,
initially
constructs
theoretical
model
impact
among
students,
introducing
as
variables
further
build
chain
mediation
model.
A
total
1,169
participants
(554
males
615
females)
completed
an
online
survey.
Participants
Awareness
Scale
(HAS),
Diet
Healthy
Lifestyle
(DEVS),
Rosenberg
Self-Esteem
(RSES),
Oslo
Social
Support
(OSSS-3).
The
results
show
that
high
levels
positively
influence
self-esteem,
which
turn
influences
ultimately
having
positive
lifestyles.
Specifically,
play
significant
findings
reveal
pathway
through
enriching
explanation
behaviors
within
framework
particularly
context
students.
Furthermore,
provide
practical
guidance,
suggesting
designing
interventions
promote
emphasis
should
be
placed
enhancing
awareness,
systems.
could
include
mental
education,
establishing
supportive
communities,
fostering
activities
self-esteem.
Global Public Health,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
20(1)
Published: Jan. 2, 2025
Health
lifestyles
in
China
reflect
complex
interplays
of
various
structural
forces,
yielding
intricate
and
evolving
patterns.
Leveraging
data
from
the
2004–2015
Nutrition
Survey
(N
=
9,986),
this
study
discerns
latent
health
lifestyles,
tracks
transitional
dynamics,
probes
socioeconomic
disparities
these
shifts.
Three
distinct
lifestyle
categories
emerge:
'high
risk',
'overall
healthy
but
inactive',
'modernized
active'.
Notably,
prevalent
trend
favours
inactive'
lifestyle,
steadily
expanding
over
time,
followed
by
'high-risk'
group.
Conversely,
active'
while
being
least
common,
exhibits
a
modest
decline.
Individuals
engaged
primary
industries
are
more
likely
to
sustain
an
overall
inactive
lifestyle.
Socioeconomic
advantages,
particularly
education
income,
were
linked
maintaining
or
transitioning
into
modernised
active
lower
income
unemployment
prone
high-risk
behaviours.
These
findings
illuminate
dynamics
China's
rapidly
landscape,
highlighting
influences
on
transitions.
Nutrition Metabolism and Cardiovascular Diseases,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 103901 - 103901
Published: Feb. 1, 2025
Obesity
is
a
multifactorial
disease
influenced
by
several
factors
including
poor
diet,
physical
inactivity,
and
genetic
predisposition.
In
recent
years,
the
social
environmental
context,
along
with
race/ethnicity
gender,
have
been
recognized
as
influencing
obesity
risk
beyond
traditional
factors.
This
review
aims
to
increase
knowledge
of
these
causal
determinants
their
implications
for
treatment
management
obesity,
addressing
not
only
individual
but
also
societal
sphere.
A
growing
body
evidence
emphasizes
interaction
between
environments
in
shaping
personal
behaviors
related
obesity.
Social
disparities,
such
socioeconomic
status
(income,
education,
employment),
racial/ethnic
differences,
contribute
significantly
weight
gain
from
childhood
adulthood.
These
cardiovascular
factors,
independent
clinical
demographic
variables,
may
lead
stigma
discrimination
against
those
affected.
prevention
solutions,
community
programs
national
policies,
be
more
effective
if
they
address
social,
ethnic
barriers.
Understanding
requires
comprehensive
approach
that
includes
environmental,
psychological
well
biological
causes,
help
experts
develop
interventions
tailored
diseases.