D Invernizzi, S Reguzzi, F Felletti
Petrographic data from the Oligocene-lower Langhian succession of the Arquata Scrivia area in the Tertiary Piedmont Basin (NW Italy)
Data in brief
population migration china increasingly included middleaged older populations relatedly lack mental health education among chinas older migrants still important neglected problem study aimed understand current situation mental health education received older migrant population china explore related influencing factors crosssectional study included 5729 older migrants participated 2017 china migrants dynamic survey independent variables included four components demographic socioeconomic characteristics migration factors public health service utilization social integration factors data analyzed using chisquare test single factors binary logistic regression model multiple factors total 1749 older migrants received mental health education receipt rate 3053 regression analysis showed older migrant individuals average monthly household income 3000 cny selfrated health healthy chronic diseases heard national basic public health services established health records received 2 types health education willing integrate local population highly involved community likely receive mental health education older migrants 70 years old elementary school education difficulties local community migrated 11 years prior moved offspring moved across provinces less likely receive mental health education older migrant population receive sufficient mental health education mental health interventions tailored characteristics older migrants increase mental health literacy meet psychological needs