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±è¿µ³² ( Kim Young-Nam ) - ÃÖÇö°æ ( Choi Hyun-Kyoung ) - ¾ç½Â°æ ( Yang Seung-Kyoung ) - °í¿µ¼÷ ( Ko Young-Suk ) - Á¤¹Ì¶ó ( Jeong Mi-Ra ) - ÀÌÁö¼± ( Yi Jee-Seon ) - ÃÖ¿µ¹Ì ( Choi Young-Mi ) - ½ÅÀºÁö ( Shin Eun-Ji ) - ±èÀ±°æ ( Kim Youn-Kyoung ) - ÀÌ°í¿î ( Lee Ko-Woon ) - Á¤¾Ö¸® ( Jung Ae-Ri ) - ÀåÁöÈñ ( Jang Ji-Hui ) - ±è´ÙÀº ( Kim Da-Eun ) - ±è°æÈñ ( Kim Kyung-Hee ) - ½Å¼Ò¿µ ( Shin So-Young ) - ¹Ú¼Û¶õ ( Park Song-Ran ) - ÀÓÀº½Ç ( Yim Eun-Shil ) -
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Abstract
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Purpose: The purpose of the study quantitatively investigates the experience of unmet healthcare service utilization by rural populations in vulnerable areas during the COVID-19 pandemic based on Andersen¡¯s behavior model. At the same time, this study attempts to describe the experiences of unmet healthcare service utilization among participants in vulnerable rural areas by analyzing qualitative contents through open-ended question.
Methods: Data were collected from October to November 2022 using Qualtrix, a web-based survey platform. A total of 863 participants completed an online survey. Quantitative data were analyzed using chi-square test and logistic regression analysis. Qualitative data were analyzed using content analysis.
Results: The factors affecting participants¡¯ unmet healthcare service utilization were type of residential area and underlying disease. The qualitative analysis identified; four categories and nine sub-categories.
Conclusion: Based on these findings, it is necessary to develop a disaster nursing response model according to the type of residential areas and the number of people.
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KeyWords
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Rural health services, COVID-19, Primary health care
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