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정유미 ( Jung Yoo-Mi ) - Korea Armed Forces Nursing Academy
황나래 ( Hwang Na-Rae ) - ROK Army College
조도선 ( Jo Do-Seon ) - Pohang Naval Hospital Outpatient-Emergency Nursing
신미정 ( Shin Mee-Jung ) - Korea Armed Forces Nursing Academy
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Abstract
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Purpose: The purpose of this study was to compare the research trends on female soldiers' health in Republic of Korea and the United States from 2015 to 2019 by analyzing published articles.
Methods: A total of 56 studies from Korean Journal of Military Nursing Research and Military Medicine were analyzed. Research design, funding status, conceptual/theoretical framework, ethical considerations, research topic, research subjects' characteristics, characteristics of quantitative and qualitative study were analyzed. Also the frequency of use of keywords were categorized into 10 domains.
Results: Female soldiers' health research in United States accounted for 91.1% and those in Korea accounted for 8.9% respectively. Quantitative and qualitative research accounted for 83.9% and 8.9% of these 56 studies analyzed, respectively. Mixed method research was 7.2%. The most frequent studies who have health issues subjects were psychological, physical, pregnant issues, reproductive issues in descending order. The most frequent keyword domain involved 'health related concept (37.4%)' among ten domains.
Conclusion: This study suggests that efforts and policy support are needed to encourage more studies on female soldiers' health with a variety of perspectives and topics.
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KeyWords
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여군, 건강, 연구, 동향, 분석
Female soldiers, Health, Research, Trend, Analysis
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원문 및 링크아웃 정보
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등재저널 정보
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