Benedetta Pongiglione, Aleksandra Torbica, Michael K Gusmano
Inequalities in avoidable hospitalisation in large urban areas: retrospective observational study in the metropolitan area of Milan
BMJ open
research health checkup status urban residents southwest china limited study aimed investigate current status health checkups explore influencing factors analyzing cognition attitudes practices urban residents southwest china sampled 1200 urban residents questionnaire survey statistical analysis performed using spss 23 logistic regression analysis used analyze factors affecting cognition attitudes practices regarding health checkups p value 005 used identify variables significantly associated outcome variable overall 29 residents understood importance health checkups main ways urban residents acquire healthrelated knowledge use mobile media medical staff health education 40 residents undergone regular checkup health selfassessment economic reasons time factors interfere urban residents health checkups logistic regression analysis showed occupation status educational background selfassessed health status exercise status monthly income level common influencing factors health checkup cognition planning whether residents participated medical checkup program also related sex age urban residents southwest china generally high willingness undergo physical examinations differences knowledge practice time residents lacked understanding respiratory assessments improving health literacy medical staff strengthening urban residents health education enhancing utilization rate health checkups urban residents necessary urgent