Chang-Chyi Jenq, Jiun-Ren Lin, Francesca Quattri, Lynn Monrouxe
Medical students', residents', and nurses's feedback to clinical educators in Taiwan: A qualitative study
Medical education
meeting demands older adults health promotion services doahps essential maintaining health enhancing quality life purpose study construct model evaluating doahps quantitatively evaluate current state equity level doahps china well explore main factors affecting doahps current state equity level study analyzed doahps data survey chinese residents health service demands new era included 1542 older adults aged 65 older relationships evaluation indicators doahps explored using structural equation modeling sem weighted topsis method logistic regression lr used analyze current state factors impacting doahps equity level doahps allocation among different older adult groups influencing factors determined using rank sum ratio rsr method theil index evaluation score doahps 4257 151 health status health literacy behavior positively correlated doahps r 040 038 p 005 lr results revealed significant determinants doahps sex residence education level preretirement occupation p 005 number older adults poor poor general high high level health promotion service demands accounted 227 2860 5305 1543 065 respectively total theil index doahps 27433104 intragroup difference contribution rate exceeded 72 compared maximum level total doahps level found moderate although demands urban seniors higher levels education may substantially greater observed inequities allocation doahps primarily related differences education level preretirement occupation within group better address health promotion services older adults policymakers could target older males low education reside rural regions