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KMID : 0363420110250030035
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Journal of Korean Oriental Pediatrics
2011 Volume.25 No. 3 p.35 ~ p.45
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A Survey on Recognition about Oriental Childcare and Oriental Medicine in Parents Attending in Oriental Childcare Class in Health Center
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Min Sang-Yeon
Kim Jang-Hyun
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Abstract
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Objectives: The purpose of this survey is to investigate the recognition of parents’ attending oriental childcare class, as a part of an oriental health promotion programs in a health center.
Methods: During 2010, 74 parents participated in the pre-survey and 61 parents participated in the post-survey at the Kimpo, Kyeongju and Ganghwa health center.
Results: 1. 77% of the participants didn’t recognize the existence of Oriental childcare center. 49% of participants were informed by health center. 2. In terms of preferences on oriental versus western medicine, 76% of participants preferred western medicine as compared to the oriental medicine but, some wanted to use both medical treatments 3. Recognition levels in importance of childcare education on post-survey were significantly elevated to the pre-survey(p<0.05), and the childcare education helped parents to breed children better. Participants want to recommend neighbors to participate in childcare class. 4. Levels of common senses about childcare on post-survey were significantly elevated compared to pre-survey(p<0.05), but levels of common senses about oriental childcare were not elevated. 5. 77% of the participants satisfied with the childcare class.
Conclusions: The oriental childcare class sessions in health center have helped parents to recognize the importance of childcare education and common senses about childcare.
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KEYWORD
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Oriental childcare class, Survey, Health center, Oriental health promotion programs
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