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KMID : 0378019740170101409
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New Medical Journal
1974 Volume.17 No. 10 p.1409 ~ p.1415
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A Study of the Value of Student Experience by Comparing the Areas of Uibong Village in Soyang Myon, where Students Participated and Kyodong Village in Kui Myon Where No Students were Used.
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Abstract
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This survey was made in cennection with the Community Health program, which is an important part of the clinical education program of the Margaret Pritchard School of Nursing, in order to ascertain how much influence the rural health program had on the housewives in the areas. The
survey was made over a period of twenty days, starting on August 8, 1974, in the Uibong village area where student clinical practice is done and in Kyo ong area where there are no students in the program.
In order to see how much of the students´ teaching was understood by the women, thirty-two houses in each area were visited, and the following facts were gleaned as a result of this study:
1. In the Uibong area 84% of the women said that they used only white discarded clothing for dishcloths and only those used previously on the upper part of the body, while in the Kyodong area only 41% limited dishcloth to that type of material. There was a difference of 43%.
2. It was ascertained that 80%of women in the Uibong area had a good understanding of hygiene in regard to dishcloths and hand, 19% in Uibong and 41% in Kyodong showed lack of understandi￢ng. The difference was 45%.
3. In the Uibong area, 47% said that the interval between boiling the dishcloths was three days, and in Kyodong 6% only said that they boiled them every three days. Instead, in the Kydong area, 53% said that they boiled them once a week.
4. In the summer in Uibong, 59% said they boiled their drinking water. In Kyodong, only 9% claimed that they boiled their drinking water. The difference was 50%.
5. In Uibong, the, number who had tried or were still trying family planning was only 22% and in Kyodong the number was only 19%.
6. 81% in Uibong and 75% in Kyodong said they approved of family planning.
7. As far as contraceptives were concerned, the loop was found to be the most commonly used;
in Uibong 43%, and in Kyodong 67%. However, in Uibong those that had tubal legations was 29%. 8. The reasons for not having better family planning was first, apathy; in UibQng 32%, and In
Kyodong 27%, and second, wanting more children, in Uibong 24% and in Kyodong, ..27%.
9. 91% of those asked in Uibong felt that they could prevent tuberculosis and in Kyodony´ 59%.
There was a difference of 32%.
10. In Uibong those that believed tuberculosis to be a hereditary disease were 63%, while in Kyodong the number was 91%. The difference was 28%.
11. In Uibong the number that thought tuberculosis was an adult disease only was 6%, while in Kyodong it was 66%, a difference of 60%.
12. In Uobong those that believed immunizations were necessary were 84%; in Kyodong 59%, a difference of 25%.
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